Sentence examples for the outside illusion from inspiring English sources

"The outside illusion is great," she said.

Nāgārjuna counters this view by distinguishing the view from the inside of an illusion from that from the outside.

Getting free means stepping outside the illusion that this is all there is, and the fear that, beyond the known -- as the old maps used to say, "Here there be monsters".

Trust is that God-given capacity to step outside the illusion of control and, as a consequence, live peaceably in the ambiguity and awkwardness of uncertainty-the uncertainty that is your life and mine.

Other recent books on contemporary Buddhism share Wright's object of reconciling the old metaphysics with contemporary cognitive science but have a less doctrinaire view of the mind that lies outside the illusions of self.

The edifice was created as an optical illusion, meant to appear larger from the outside than it actually was.

Then there's the outside possibility that dark matter doesn't exist, that it's an illusion.

From the outside looking in, we sure can understand how a settlement might give an illusion or an appearance of the defendant taking responsibility.

Visual illusions printed on cards or projected onto a screen are easy to make and can effectively illustrate how the brain processes information from the outside world.

Similarly, the dancers skip and skim in an arc too big for the stage, creating the illusion that the dance continues outside the theater.

The tranquility of the scene outside was just an illusion.