Sentence examples for illusory form from inspiring English sources

Lincoln opposed Stephen Douglas's proposed policy of "popular sovereignty" not because it was a form of majority rule, but rather because it was a merely local, and thus illusory, form of majority rule — as was the Confederacy.

Horkheimer puts his criticism of bourgeois negative liberty in these terms: "The limited freedom of the bourgeois individual puts on the illusory form of perfect freedom and autonomy" (Horkheimer 1972, 241).

The winnowing basket, used to separate the husk from the grain, symbolizes the need to separate the outer illusory form from the inner reality.

Tragedy controls the primeval force of music by presenting us with beautiful illusory forms of gods, demons, men and women, through whom apprehension is bearable and possible.

Or, could the polygenic signal be merely illusory, formed by pooling large numbers of patients with heterogeneous causes, each of whom develop a disease due to far fewer variants, but of higher phenotypic impact 69?

And Cato intervenes and he also shatters the — as illusory that form of community.

He painted also a great illusory bird form – Kneeling Nude with Eagle, in which the creature appears to be attacking the kneeling figure.

An illusory consensus forms on national and international media, certainly not in the grassroots that are out of reach and control.

Control experiments confirmed that the bees were not using cues such as the colour of the exact configuration of the visual elements, the combined area or edge length of the elements, or illusory contours formed by the elements.

The pieces themselves, each weighing in at over 3,000 pounds, are feats of collage artistry Yellin himself calls "window sandwiches," giant sheets of glass adorned with tiny paintings and cutouts that, when stacked together, form illusory 3D figures.

This is known as the illusory dance of forms and emptiness, or the inseparability of awareness and the shining void.