| What I'm saying is that those who are socially allowed a self are also allowed the luxury of postulating its illusoriness and having that called a philosophical position. |
| He always defended human culture, even as he acknowledged its transience and illusoriness. |
| That which is brought home to him is the illusoriness and hollowness of things when taken in the spirit of active endeavor. |
| The result is a complex account of the simultaneous necessity and illusoriness of the artwork's autonomy. |
| The secret of the illusoriness is in the necessity of a succession of moods or objects. |
| They see soothsaying as a kind of physical phenomenon, related to either the circularity of time or to its illusoriness. |
