Sentence examples for the illusion when from inspiring English sources
There is the illusion when you're watching a video that you're seeing the whole truth.
In a scene from a film I just did, "The Illusion," when offered a cigarette, I say: "I don't smoke.
So there are laughs throughout, but they are rarely sustained; it's difficult to get lost in the illusion when the illusion's voice is constantly shifting.
Frankly, I think they used to create that kind of attitude too much – allowing them to have the illusion when they knew all along that she wasn't good enough".
I am happy to recall that I am a Pommeroy — that I have the nose, the coloring and the promise of longevity — and that while we are not a distinguished family, we enjoy the illusion, when we are together, that the Pommeroys are unique.
"This is what we believe happens in the brain when participants starts to experience the illusion — when the brain creates the experience of the hand I see is my own, it uses information from different senses, including vision, touch and signals from the muscles of the arm," Guterstam said.
Crucially, in our fourth experiment, we made a direct comparison of the difference in the illusions when a right or a left rubber hand was brushed in synchrony with the left hand, the real right hand being hidden from view throughout.
If these features degraded separately, then we would expect to perceive a degraded, distorted jumble that would be identifiable similar to the scintillation in the rotating reversal illusion when the background luminance is near the maximum or minimum luminance of the internal grating.
Another example of contradictory contents comes from the waterfall illusion, when one looks at a stationary object after looking at a waterfall, the object appears to move, yet appears to stay still relative to its background.
Experiment 1 confirmed first the size-speed illusion when the observers were situated further away (18, 36 m) from the simulated rail crossing or intersection.
This is powerfully illustrated in the composite face illusion: when the upper and lower halves of two faces are recombined, the virtually unavoidable illusion is that one is viewing the face of a third, different person.
