“And even if Koushik manages to illusorily stretch the album longer than it should be, the total run time is still under 30 minutes.”

“Welfare lines and teenage moms by the hundred thousand emerged as a direct result of the apparently but illusorily attractive State incentive not to work.”

“His whole career seems faintly — perhaps illusorily — present in this grim but starkly beautiful trek, kind of shimmering on the horizon like a mirage.”

“He also cleverly suggests that image of the sign, which develops illusively to display juxtaposed features of different portraits.”

“As an introduction to the opera, Scene I displays a fairytale setting of illusively wonderful but inconceivable circumstance.”