Sentence examples similar to illusion of effort from inspiring English sources

Such energetic salesmen are apt to destroy the illusion of pictorial effort.

They sounded as if they were four guys playing as well (quite) and as fast (very) and as cleanly (not at all) as they could, so the flubbed guitar notes helped create the illusion of great effort.

These social efforts can create a false illusion that you're really putting a lot of effort into your social life, but just not meeting anyone you like.

Yet there is a lot of effort that goes into creating the illusion of trouble-free travel.

Nonetheless, his persistent passion to confront the experience of perception and challenge the illusion of truth positions his elemental efforts of nearly 30 years as a revolutionary contributor to the artistic application of video.

But those of us who revelled in the illusion of Fleet Foxes as a group effort (the almost constant harmonising, the relative lack of first-person narrative) will find Helplessness Blues a more conservative record than their first.

This illusion is not associated with any actual movement, intention to move, or sense of effort (Kito et al. 2006).

43– 46 Gandevia et al first reported that the level of effort used in generation of the motor command is graded with the amount of position illusion of wrist displacement during hand paralysis.

The events drew light crowds, but thousands of others learned of the effort online, giving the illusion of a groundswell of volunteer support for Trump all over Florida.

Workshop participants told us again and again that they needed to make a conscious effort to resist the illusion of self-importance, omnipotence, and omniscience.

In an effort to provide the illusion of variety I'll call up a farming mate and organise a meat trade.