Sentence examples for greater illusion from inspiring English sources
Participants who were primed for power had much higher self-esteem scores and a much greater illusion of control than those primed for disempowerment.
As for the "right to the image," it's an even greater illusion that the public image is a sort of creation, a personal art work, that benefits in effect from the notion of freedom of expression that one is entitled to appear as one puts oneself forth, until proven otherwise.
As for the "right to the image," it's an even greater illusion that the public image is a sort of creation, a personal art work, that benefits in effect from the notion of freedom of expression — that one is entitled to appear as one puts oneself forth, until proven otherwise.
This device allowed van Eyck to create a greater illusion of depth with more complex and unusual spatial arrangements.
A downward learning curve for the F-35 is likely to be an even greater illusion; it will have no assembly line in the paradigm of World War II production.
For example, an identical array of images of faces produced a greater illusion when observers were told that the faces represented fraternity or sorority members compared with when they were told that they represented men or women born in the month of May (Pickett, 2001).
Like Disney, Mr. Lasseter has moved his studio's product toward an ever-greater illusion of realism, achieving the dream of moving animation away from the two dimensions of the single drawing board that Disney began with its depth-producing multiplane camera, invented by William Garity and first used in the Silly Symphony "Old Mill" of 1937.
War is the great illusion.
This created a great illusion.
A great illusion, of course, particularly here.
