Sentence examples for develop an illusion of from inspiring English sources

"Belle de Jour" led them to develop an illusion of their own: if they had to create conservative clothes for commercial reasons, they could dream that the woman who bought them saw something deeper and more profound in them.

Likewise, participants who perform the action very often, that is, high P A), are likely to develop an illusion of control, particularly in high P O) conditions (Allan & Jenkins, 1983; Blanco, Matute, & Vadillo, 2011, 2012; Hannah & Beneteau, 2009; Matute, 1996).

It follows from these analyses that even when the outcome is uncontrollable, if p(O) is high, a person who acts frequently to obtain the outcome will experience a high number of cause-outcome coincidences and will almost certainly develop an illusion of control (Blanco et al., 2011; Matute, 1996).

The devices are creating an illusion of 3D, and that illusion can break around the edges".

Stem cell researchers have created an illusion of progress by claiming regular advances in the 12 years since human embryonic stem cells were first developed.

"It's an illusion of a team".

This was an illusion, of course.

This creates an illusion of depth.

That is an illusion of course.

But it's an illusion, of course.

The process creates an illusion of invisibility.