Sentence examples for genuine illusion from inspiring English sources

But even if this can be shown, a problem remains: While there may not be an independent check for the motion in an image, there is likewise no independent check for a genuine illusion of color.

That is, unless it can be shown that there are independent means of checking that we are mistaken about genuine illusions.

The stucco is so genuine, the illusion so complete, Ms. Lucini added, that she sometimes catches herself forgetting that she is not on the Mediterranean.

That is how the new audience for opera will be found, in a way simultaneously more artificial and more genuine than the seductive illusion of live performance in the HD series.

If genuine impartiality is an illusion, as Young alleges, then impartialists may be suspected in smuggling in their own substantive moral positions and biases under the guise of neutrality.

They entertain no illusions that genuine measures will be taken swiftly to end massacres on a scale unprecedented in decades.

Games offer all the illusion of life, without genuine pain.

Blix insisted he still does not know whether the Iraqi cooperation to which he testified before the council was, in his words, "genuine" or was "designed to create illusions".

To the extent, therefore, that reason does satisfy this need with its ideas, it cannot help creating the illusion that, through them, it yields genuine knowledge — that, logically, its conceptions are prior to those of the understanding.

But there were few illusions that the resumed partnership signals any genuine meeting of minds, given the depth of Russian bitterness over NATO's conduct of the Kosovo war.

Another illusion is that a Las Vegas audience is seeing something genuine.