Sentence examples for value illusion from inspiring English sources

"There are significant negatives built in, and we continue to believe any value illusion created would wash out over time".

"A spinoff would achieve several objectives," Deutsche Bank said, including creating a "value illusion" as investors value the spinoff in terms of yield, as well as allowing faster deleveraging and cash generation.

The noise that followed what happened in Japan shows that people value the illusion and want it kept intact.

They suggest that the play has a lot to tell us about the value of illusion in our own lives, and they justify our sense that the tragedy in "Hamlet" isn't really about the pile of bodies left on stage.

I used to value the illusion that a book was mine to control, where the digital version was constrained and ephemeral.

In a profession that values the illusion of infallibility, Sotomayor has been unusually willing to acknowledge murky areas.

Although there's an occasional hint of a narrative, people rarely appear; he lets their snapshots of the things they value, and an illusion of individuality common to us all, speak for them.

In a recent interview, he told The Associated Press that the stable $1 value is an "illusion" and that money market funds pose "one of the major risks in the mutual fund industry".

It is worth thinking about the centrality we have given these exhumations of classic productions in our cultural life, why we so value the seductive illusion of authenticity they offer.

But, then, face value is an illusion.

The critics' false narrative provides that activists advocate for value-destroying gimmicks that create the illusion of value creation.