Sentence examples for while the illusion from inspiring English sources

Necessity is a mother of invention while the illusion of plenty may be first cousin to lost opportunity: America, take note.

"While the illusion of progress is good, I don't see real action to alter the imbalances that brought us to this crisis," said Raghuram G. Rajan, a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund who is now a professor in the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago.

Indeed, while the illusion only makes sense as illusion in relation to that which is not illusion, the reflection only makes sense as reflection in relation to that which is reflected.

While the illusion isn't quite as seamless, the visuals are more experimental in their variety.

The entire incident was a less than gentle reminder that, while the illusion (fantasy) is that we have control over much, in reality we have control over little more than our next thought, which dictates how we will choose to experience the moment at hand.

The modulation of alpha oscillations can be found either in the prestimulus period or in the peristimulus period, i.e. while the illusion is ongoing.

He had a unique gift for democratizing chess; he suggested moves at a rapid-fire pace, all the while fostering the illusion that any of us might figure out the next Fischer gambit if we could only learn a few basics.

While within the illusion, the team discovers the Aegyl are so emotionless because they are deprieved of anima, which is harvested by their god, Feolthanos, and stored in the auraliths.

This utopia is as bizarre and unreachable as anything ever devised by the vain dreamings of the left; but while the illusions of the left have long been discredited, the experiments of the social alchemists of the right are regarded with benign indulgence.

[via Twitter[b]: JUDITH: couldnt see her face but from the dress, no CRESSIDA LEYSHON: It seems very suitable for someone about to enter a smothering existence within the royal family (while also giving the illusion of transparency of the modern royals).

Under President Alexander Lukashenko, Belarus is a country locked down, while labouring under the illusion that it is a democracy.