mirage

The moment was a mirage of the kind of glory that Wall and the Wizards wanted to achieve.

Virtual reality innovator Jaron Lanier thinks the early dream of free information was a mirage and that making everything free, in exchange for advertising, would lead to a manipulative society.

This may surprise some people who assume all of the gains are a mirage.

Meanwhile, a “red mirage” could happen elsewhere on the map, specifically those states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan that are processing and counting ballots much later.

There are landmarks and there are mirages, and the mirages need maps most of all.

North of the spur a large flat plain extends, and here the mirage was marvellously perplexing.

Its socialism is a mirage, not a reality, and the matter-force law renders it necessarily so.

Yet there is one people who cannot view the past through a mirage.

They plunged into a pine wood and climbed for another two hours, the summit always vanishing before them like a mirage.

When the singing ended, the mirage faded, and Nilkanta of the stage appeared again, with his wild elf-locks.