Sentence examples for illusion it has from inspiring English sources

In the context of the rubber hand illusion it has been argued that the ownership illusion is dissociable from proprioceptive drift although they may be correlated in practice [22], [23].

He very neatly demonstrates to her, by asking numerous intimate questions, how sordid the entire thing has been, stripping it of any illusion it had for her.

When each archer fires his dummy arrow, a matching "arrow" is propelled out of the walls's surface, giving the illusion that it has hit its target.

It is an illusion, as it has long been daylight outside.

This benign neglect — or the artful illusion of it — has inspired loyalty in both patrons and staff.

Platonic friendship, or the illusion of it, has always been the secret of successful morning television shows.

For all you know, it is under the illusion that it has permanently reversed the (im balance of power between you.

A yearning for mastery, or the illusion of it, has helped make a nerdy series from a nerdy publishing house impressively popular.

As the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw said, "The single biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken place". Nowhere is that more true than with digital conversations.

"Despite everything, the United States will make a grave mistake if it labors under the illusion that it has reigned supreme," said Samir Ragab, editor of Al Gomhouriya, a government-owned daily newspaper in Cairo.

The run to the World Cup semi-final was a fine achievement but Southgate will be under no illusion that it has suddenly thrust England into the company of the game's elite.