Sentence examples for vague illusion from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, there remains a grim and galling possibility: Might not some Academy voters be under the vague illusion that, having so lavishly handed out the prizes to "12 Years a Slave" in 2014, they have, you know, done that?
These communities are rarely gated but often walled, creating a vague illusion of security and ensuring that the residents have to drive to a shop, even if there happens to be one 50 yards away.
It is in fact something of a Faustian pact: in return for the vague illusion of having the minister's ear, I would have had to resign from the health select committee, agree to never speak on health matters and to always vote with the government.
This work is an electrochemical projection device and a vague illusion experiment.
Bear in mind that the Portakabin isn't even as big as a small studio flat and also any vague illusion of size and space will be ruined as soon as you put a bed, a sofa, a wardrobe or a TV in there, or even a couple of stools and a small standing shelf set—.
He wanted the Andante to evoke "a sea of feelings, tender and sorrowful: love, sorrow, vague desires, inexplicable thoughts, illusions of a delicate dream".
Old and leafy, vaguely Central European, it retains a veneer — an illusion, really — of its prewar prosperity.
But killing Muslims shattered the illusion that somehow the violence, however misguided, was vaguely connected to the idea of pushing reform.
Like real pictures, this simple picture is vague by nature and, like many other simple cognitive models, it not only engenders illusions of complete understanding and obviousness but also has multiple unobvious obscurities that may be resolved in incompatible ways.
