Sentence examples for partly illusory from inspiring English sources

(The impression of additional uncertainty is itself partly illusory: the clarity models provided during the bubble was misleading).In truth, the crisis will make models more useful.

When this bubble bursts, argue pessimists, China will suffer a prolonged slump similar to Japan's after its bust two decades ago.It is tempting to link the two bubbles: the myth of China's smooth ascent is exploding because its economic miracle has proved partly illusory.

Finally, any defence of Primitivist Realism will require an account of perceptual experiences of how veridical and illusory experiences differ, and of how there can be experiences partly veridical and partly illusory.

By contrast, deceptive, unreal and dependently arisen nature of the conventionally illusory, partly unreal, entities is grasped by mundane cognitive processes.

Importantly, an L-junction can also result from two occluding surfaces, assuming that one of the surfaces is partly formed by illusory contours [1].

That's the reason that recent thoughts about doing away with some of that privacy by Harvard Researcher George Church, partly because guarantees of privacy are illusory anyway, have interested me.

This is partly because some revolutions turned out to be illusory.

Most palpable is the queasy drift of Abby's ethics and the sense that her escape is a fragile, even illusory one, though that itself seems partly to result from the slight aridness of many of the film's sex scenes.

Quick solutions are illusory.

The casualness is illusory.

This distinction is illusory.