Sentence examples for illusion well from inspiring English sources

But if the success turns out to have been an illusion — well, they still get to keep the money.

This is an illusion, well known to the maxillofacial surgeon but not to the patient.

But in the virtual world is this an illusion as well?

We characterized the impact of a ketamine infusion, compared with placebo, on both subjective measures of the illusion as well as a behavioral measure in which participants attempted to localize their own hidden hand.

You can pin your hair back if too much of it is hanging in your face, but leaving it down should allow you to maintain the illusion as well.

Illusions contribute to the diversity of human responses to both information and circumstance, and positive illusions are well recognised in both health and illness, sometimes with beneficial outcomes (Taylor and Brown, 1988).

When data can't be accessed or trusted, when "facts" are actually illusions -- well, this threatens the nature of knowledge itself.

My father and I harbor no illusions -- well, not too many -- about our chances this year but we will not brook another one-goal, three-games-and-out debacle.

Although Mr. Martin has the look of a leading man and has a clear, cultivated voice, he has no illusions -- well, maybe a few -- about being discovered and becoming an actor.

In the meantime, with its orderly street grid and hearty cuisine, it still supplied its citizens with traditional comforts and an illusion of well-being.

Rossellini is not striving to create an illusion of well-rounded, lifelike characters or immersive historical detail, but to offer an analysis and an argument.