Sentence examples for while the illusion of 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.

[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).

That "Fire and Fury" can occupy so much of the public-conversation space degrades our sense of reality further, while creating the illusion of affirming it.

The top end are still making bucketloads, while maintaining the illusion of the American dream: that if you work hard enough you can make a fortune.

9 P.M. (HGTV) HGTV DESIGN STAR The three remaining contestants must each make over a 110-square-foot house, incorporating creativity and function while giving the illusion of more space.

The point is that simply providing the margin of error without reporting the corresponding confidence level tells us absolutely nothing while creating the illusion of scientific precision -- and of responsible reporting.

While giving the illusion of perusing the denim hot pants, I observe a group of teenage girls, who cluster around the Polaroid cameras momentarily, before a dad and his daughter deliberate purchasing a Crosley record player.

Meanwhile, taxi driver Razmik (Baker regular Karren Karagulian) divides his time between hoiking vomiting drunks out of his cab and getting paid-for relief in a car wash while maintaining the illusion of "respectable" family life.

In a performance that was at turns sober, earnest and vulnerable, Woods, 34, took another step in the atonement for a string of extramarital affairs that erupted into a scandal that cost him millions of endorsement dollars while shattering the illusion of an idyllic Woods family life.

Since January of this year, more than 100 dot-coms have hired advertising pros, offering $5 million to $50 million for fresh campaigns of TV, radio and prints ads that introduce consumers to new companies while creating the illusion of a trusted track record.