Sentence examples for a particular illusion from inspiring English sources

Digital media fosters a particular illusion: that we are getting a "live", unvarnished insight.

At the peak of their careers, they all provided a particular illusion that appealed as much to jaded urban designers as it did to suburban teenage boys: the girl next door who never actually lives next door.

Comment is Free put an end to that particular illusion.

Black fabric still has texture and shades and a surface appearance even though it is "black". The non-black component of black is attributed by the visual system as a reflection of ambient light in the environment -- a point that is key to this particular illusion.

Time is basic to the particular illusion that cinema creates.

But that is not the end of it, as with this particular illusion the effects can last for quite some time - depending on how long you practice the exercise for.

Equally evocative is the outfit of black and white feathers worn by his daughter, Jane, who helped him in his acts, and a faded red velvet chair in which his assistant used to "vanish in plain sight," as Mr. Feldman describes this particular illusion.

The fact that we find it repugnant to each be "alone in [our] particular illusion" is because we "care about things in addition to how our lives feel to us from the inside", and shows the absurdity of treating happiness as the only value.

In this particular illusion, the flipped Lincoln's eyes and mouth are actually right-side up.

"Why this particular illusion appears under certain drugs is unknown, but should be addressed by future neuroimaging experiments".

These particular illusions didn't bother Mr. Siegel in the least.