Sentence examples for Illusion over truth from inspiring English sources

Baudrillard's thought is radically dualistic and he takes the side of the pole within a series of dichotomies of Western thought that has generally been derided as inferior, such as siding with appearance against reality, illusion over truth, evil over good, and woman over man.

The pair had talked for 18 months over developing a piece on feminism and gender equality, inspired by The Equality Illusion: The Truth about Women and Men Today by Kat Banyard.

Kat Banyard is author of The Equality Illusion: The Truth about Women and Men Today.

Consumer reviews are powerful because, unlike old-style advertising and marketing, they offer the illusion of truth.

The Israelis have the illusion that truth is on their side, but the Koran is the last revelation.

By citing articles, Northam's ad creates an illusion of truth but ultimately skews what was written.

But new research shows that in just seconds, your brain will readily accept a full-body illusion as truth.

Clearly, Nicholson means to make a point about artifice and actuality, illusion and truth, Hollywood and history.

In 2012 the New York Times ran a piece looking at the popularity of online reviews, which unlike old-style advertising and marketing "offer the illusion of truth".

Mimesis substitutes illusion for truth, and it does so in seductively pleasurable ways.

Among psychologists something like this known as the "illusion of truth" effect.