Sentence examples for lucid illusion from inspiring English sources

He did not explicitly draw the conclusion that works of art are therefore fictions, but he did describe our commerce with them as a kind of lucid illusion in which we playfully entertain thoughts of states of affairs that we know not to exist.

Here are arguments about lucid dreaming, the ethics of building artificial brains, and various illusions, neurological disorders, or even out-of-body experiences: any philosophical theory of consciousness, he repeatedly insists, must be able to "explain" such anomalies.

Totally, like when you have a lucid dream, and you realize that you can control it, but that's just a tiny illusion... that you can control it.

Morgenstern's patient, lucid construction of her circus – of its creators and performers and followers – makes for a world of illusion more real than that of many a realist fiction.

Lucid letter followed lucid letter.

Or lucid?

Lucid & accurate.

He's very lucid".

He was indefatigably lucid.

"She was not lucid".

I felt quite lucid.