Sentence examples for point of illusion from inspiring English sources

The visual interactivity of videoconferencing draws you into a reality that exists thousands of miles away, almost to the point of illusion.

Thus, contrary to Wolff, Mendelssohn does not suppose that what we enjoy in imitation is accuracy of representation taken to the point of illusion, but rather the room for the experience of our own mental activity that the knowledge that the depicted object is only being imitated allows.

As Loudon proudly notes, with "the porches not being so conspicuous, and it being utterly impossible to see any considerable part of both at the same moment, from any point of view, the illusion is more complete".

But from a feminist point of view, "choice" is an illusion as long as there are huge discrepancies in health, wealth and power.

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.

Isn't the whole point of Levitating Mass to create the illusion of a rock floating in space?

This, of course, is part of the point, and the illusion; as she told me in a 2012 email interview: "I'm very careful about what I present and what I leave out.

At one point in "The Book of Illusions," Auster narrates Zimmer narrating Mann narrating Frost narrating his story.

The results (see Figure 3) showed that the probability of illusion between ±2 Hz only differed at interbeep intervals around the inflection points (i.e., 100 ms).

At this point, of course, no one has any illusions about "winning" the war on drugs.

Tricks of light that make the veil between form and illusion thin to the point of disappearing.