Sentence examples for illusion of truth from inspiring English sources

Consumer reviews are powerful because, unlike old-style advertising and marketing, they offer the illusion of truth.

In 2012 the New York Times ran a piece looking at the popularity of online reviews, which unlike old-style advertising and marketing "offer the illusion of truth".

But if Anne Frank is nothing but a red herring in Joop's attempt to justify his failed life, then "A Hatred for Tulips" is something else: a psychologically astute novel about moral responsibility and the illusion of truth.

Israel said that one of the cast members, Allen Ginsberg, believed that, by making a loosely scripted art film about real people, Frank was after an illusion of truth that would culminate in the higher truth of who they all really were.

2. Season 1. 3. Season 2. 4. Season 3. 5. Watch Season 4 up to episode "The illusion of truth".

Informal explanations of natural selection often ascribe agency to evolutionary processes (Moore et al. 2002 6, and such falsehoods may become more believable with repeated exposure (i.e., the "illusion of truth"; Halpern 2003).

The book "Converging Traditions in the Digital Moving Image: Architectures of Illusion, Images of Truth" discusses that while Seifer is seen as a show-off and a troublemaker, protagonist Squall Leonhart identifies with him.

Yet two new releases by very crafty women counter the illusion of unvarnished truth.

Illusion is a reflection of truth; and they are ever, only determined by their fruit; which can be seen before the fact, as potential.

Like so many great pieces of theater, the gorgeously and perceptively titled Streetcar Named Desire (with its mundane-poetic juxtaposition, see also the title Camino Real) is about the inevitable trumping of illusion by truth.

He gives you illusion that has the appearance of truth.