Sentence examples for have an illusory from inspiring English sources

Can one have an illusory pain for example?

Pottery as a vocation has an illusory air of peacefulness – wet hands on the original clay, spinning evenly, the use of "natural" materials, clays and glazes.

The Ananda Ramayana does have the Maya Sita, who is kidnapped by Ravana, but has an illusory Sita called rajatamomayi chaya ("shadow of Rajas and Tamas elements") of Sita, who is abandoned by Rama while the sattva-rupa ("sattva form") – the real Sita – remains unseen by her husband's left side, the traditional place of a Hindu wife.

Previous studies have found that children with ADHD have a positive illusory bias and perceive their level of competence inaccurately [ 82, 83].

Daniel Sweeney of Forward Concepts, a consultancy, points out that travelling businesspeople and other "road warriors" have proved an illusory market for wireless-data firms in the past.

In their psychophysical experiments, the T-junctions were perceived as having an additional illusory contour leading to the perception of an X-junction (termed "implicit X-junction").

It is no small irony that individuals whose financial success has fostered an illusory belief in their own autonomy are, in their day-to-day lives, highly dependent on the contributions of many others.

She had lived an illusory life of integration in Manhattan.

The new regime has injected an "illusory fawn" called "good governance" into the international dialogue on Sri Lanka.

Nevertheless, Kant attempts to show that these illusory ideas have a positive, practical use.

The art world has an alluring, if somewhat illusory, exterior.