Sentence examples similar to joint illusion from inspiring English sources
If negotiation creates the illusion of joint gains while really serving to redistribute toward the trained negotiator, the social benefits of negotiation are likely to be minimal.
Scientists have demonstrated a cheap and simple therapy that uses an optical illusion to ease joint pain and stiffness in people with arthritis.
He was recognized by The New York Times "2008 Year in Ideas" for his joint work on the MPG Illusion which urged the EPA to show a gallons per mile metric on all U.S. vehicles.
Or you could both contribute to a joint checking account, from which you make payments, and she can maintain the illusion of being a pampered housewife from "Mad Men".
Not only wrong, but in their wrongness, helping to cover their joint iniquities, all the while engaging in simultaneous embrace and fingerpointing to convey the illusion of debate and choice.
"Obama's speech is an attempt to mislead people and create more illusions to improve America's aggressive image in the Arab and Islamic world". _ A joint statement by eight Damascus, Syria-based radical Palestinian factions, including Hamas.
"Illusion, Illusion!" the customer said.
