Sentence examples for illusion of completeness from inspiring English sources

The perfectly flat lawns around it only add to the illusion of completeness.

By reducing the story to its mythic fundamentals, Maddow creates the illusion of completeness that novels and short stories create.

Life was infinite, argued James, but the novel therefore required a form which gave the illusion of completeness.

"By reducing the story to its mythic fundamentals," Janet Malcolm wrote earlier this month, "Maddow creates the illusion of completeness that novels and short stories create.

Conditioning on alternative assumptions about mechanisms only gives an illusion of completeness when the true mechanism is not among those considered.

Kant believed that rational antinomies were produced by an illicit use of pure concepts; nevertheless, he also held that such an illicit use was a “natural and inevitable illusion” (Kant, 1781, p. 300) — a side effect of reason's pursuit of completeness in knowledge.

It gave us a sense of completeness.

Consumers were enticed by the blend of completeness and compactness.

It was a scene of completeness and contentment.

It creates a sense of completeness in your life.

This kind of completeness is hard to achieve.