Sentence examples for somewhat illusory from inspiring English sources

The previous prosperity under Labour now looks somewhat illusory.

Another is that their freedom to choose remains somewhat illusory.

That lead proved somewhat illusory, because of an incorrect call that gave the Knicks 2 extra points on free throws.

And under this somewhat illusory impression of safety, the statesmen, spooks and five-star refugees checked in.

The access the filmmakers were granted to their subjects is somewhat illusory, as is often the case in behind-the-scenes documentaries authorized by celebrities.

The Democrats' control of the state is viewed as somewhat illusory — about 40 percent of registered voters are independents, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's approval ratings are lagging, and the Democratic Legislature presided over an unpopular tax increase last year.

Given the recent vagaries of the stock market, control of both health and portfolio may be somewhat more illusory than self-help gurus might like.

Quick solutions are illusory.

The casualness is illusory.

This distinction is illusory.

Civilizations are illusory.