Sentence examples for conventional illusion from inspiring English sources

In our view, it is not surprising that the stump version of the rubber hand illusion should be more difficult to elicit than the conventional illusion tested using the intact arm of the respondents.

As conventional stages enhance illusion through scenery and lights, museum environments set the stage through attention to detail.

Those components were rendered flat and geometric, formed from rectangles, triangles, and half-circles, and his compositions are devoid of conventional perspective or illusions of space.

This is an illusion.

But the world has changed, and the illusions of conventional wisdom have been shattered since then.

In fact, most recent developments have provided us with a new set of conventional wisdoms, in essence illusions without any relevance to what really matters and happens.

I'm under no illusions that conventional medicine could have saved her (a cobblestone street was the way her surgeon described her liver).

The idea was to get away from the illusion of the conventional theatre.

In both cases Mr. Nolan's virtuosity as a conjurer of brilliant scenes and stunning set pieces, along with his ability to invest grandeur and novelty into conventional themes, have fostered the illusion that he is some kind of visionary.

On the climate of the time, Nettlau remarked: "The air was saturated with accepted nations, conventional opinions and the peculiar illusions which people entertained concerning small nationalities and the virtues and defects of certain races.

Yet it also creates the illusion, common to more conventional plays, that we are moving forward.