Sentence examples for illusion out from inspiring English sources

The effect is surprisingly reliable – if you have any young children hanging about, try the illusion out on them.

"There's this illusion out there that you can move things from the lab to the patient in a few years," he said.

The first five fans who locate a special poster of Felix's new album (Narrative Of Thee Blast Illusion, out July 10 on No Shame), snaps a picture of said poster and uploads with the hashtag #FelixsFavorites will win a, *drumroll please*..... pair of GA passes to the festival, a copy of the new LP, and be selected at random to win a grand prize.

In the mirrors the two reflected images merge, making a single image that presents the illusion of standing out in relief.

But then, the actual words on the page haven't always been Self's strong suit: "Concentric rings of mind-bending illusion rippled out from where Tom lay, stretched out like a water boatman on the surface tension of the bed".

Most importantly, the preventive illusion turns out to be of interest for clinical and abnormal psychology: Whereas generative illusions have been associated to optimistic and adaptive biases (Taylor & Brown, 1988), preventive illusions could be instead related to maladaptive behaviors.

Then, you put a brownish color in the one that looks bigger, so the give the illusion of evening them out".

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Fisher suggested the illusions – carried out with the help of the Magic Gang – helped to defeat General Rommel and his troops, thereby winning the war in North Africa.

Nestling among the main plots in his novels are sudden bursts of playful imagination: minor characters are imbued with whole biographies; the tale of how Blue Stone Ranch got its name in The Book of Illusions turns out to be thematically related to the whole book.

These are households where the husband and wife maintain a desperate illusion of nuclearity out of fear of social repercussions.