Sentence examples for other illusion from inspiring English sources
Table 1 in "Appendix" reflects similarity of illusions, but due to the shortage of space and table arrangement, it may not exactly match other illusion classifications [12] based on other explanations.
One could argue that the transient disorientation following a 3D media viewing is as harmless as the common motion aftereffect, the Tetris effect, or any other illusion resulting from continual exposure to an abnormal stimulus.
Architecture and set design couldn't be more different in the sense that one is about creating shelter and the other illusion.
Other illusions result from the aftereffects of sensory stimulation or from conflicting sensory information.
Other illusions discussed by Chabris and Simons concern knowledge and confidence.
Yet in Warhol's films the illusions of Hollywood, with its seamless narratives and industrial imperatives, are self-consciously replaced by other illusions, notably those pertaining to identity.
So is Manuel Piña, represented by a series of pictures whose very title, "Manipulation, Truths and Other Illusions," would suit both shows.
Even if we include subtle blendings of autobiography and creation, effective writing will basically involve us in complex linguistic manipulations that we hope will provide the illusion of intimate exposure, or whatever other illusions we deem appropriate.
The first requirement is, perhaps, to encourage leaders to abandon their ideological approaches and other illusions and to assess the situation that confronts them as honestly and realistically as possible.
How to Be a Man (And Other Illusions) is the follow up to McKagan's autobiography It's So Easy (And Other Lies) and is available from 12 May through De Capo Press.
