Sentence examples for individual illusion from inspiring English sources

Brushstrokes did not pretend to be anything but dashes of paint, thus conveying their coloured message without any disguise or effect at individual illusion.

Baudrillard, the French philosopher, is best known for his theory that consumer society forms a kind of code that gives individuals the illusion of choice while in fact entrapping them in a vast web of simulated reality.

If IAF causally determines the individual window of illusion (i.e., the inflection point of the sigmoid), then we hypothesized that driving IAF toward slower versus faster oscillations should result in wider versus shorter windows of illusion, respectively.

He saw the glorification of individual creativity as an illusion.

Cubicles were cheap, and meant a growing professional class could be packed in like battery hens, but with the illusion of individual offices.

For another, the essence of a lot of the latest scientific research is that the Western idea of individual choice is an illusion and the Chinese are right to put first emphasis on social contexts.

For another, the essence of a lot of the latest scientific research is that the Western idea of individual choice is an illusion and the Chinese are right to put first emphasis on social contexts.He argues people can never be truly rational, and happiness really comes from relationships and being part of a community.

Our sense of separate, individual existence is an illusion that we must overcome.

In fact, one of the biggest illusions sold in popular culture is the illusion of individual control.

While I may not frame the matter this way now, it remains a useful question, if only because it reveals a premise I am no longer willing to buy -- the illusion of individual autonomy.

A first control analysis was performed within the alpha band and specifically looked at the correlation between the size of temporal window of the illusion and individual alpha power.