Sentence examples for the same illusion of from inspiring English sources

Though the new site's launch is next week, marketing will not begin until the autumn.Yet, however cautious the site launch, the Internet will never create the same illusion of prestige as a physical store or a live catwalk.

It shows that Russia first developed its digital propaganda expertise for dealing with internal threats to stability and drowning out dissent to Putin's regime while providing the same illusion of overwhelming consensus that was used in the US election years later.

Taken one step further, since our brains also translate parallaxes caused by "apparent" motion, rather than putting images side by side, we can create the same illusion of depth by rapidly alternating between the left and right images of a stereograph.

Similarly, your professor could program her avatar so that she seemed to be gazing directly at you throughout the entire lecture — and create the same illusion for each of the other students in the virtual classroom.

At least, both events yield the same illusion (in terms of magnitude, not sign) concerning the manipulations and dependent variables used in this study.

The Bush war cabinet, of course, clung to the same illusion, and a kind of mutually reinforcing trance took hold between the two leaderships as the invasion neared.

Complex and cerebral, Petite Mort is softened by beautifully drawn characters, lightly drizzled period detail and an abiding suspicion that love and cinema might be part of the same illusion.

When I realized how the effect was working, I set about discovering if I could capture the same illusion by layering both sides of an old stereograph in Photoshop and displaying the result as an animated gif.

In an event-related potential (ERP) study of the same illusion [7], the auditory stimulus was found to modify the flash visual evoked potential (VEP).

Cruz has attempted to maintain the same illusion, describing his amendment as the best of both worlds because it would still require insurers to offer some policies that conform to the existing rules ― that is, with all of the Affordable Care Act's essential benefits and available to all people at uniform prices.

Last week, veteran conservative politician Ken Clarke said May didn't have the same illusions as the "mindless, tiny band of lunatics who think we can have a glorious economic future outside the European Union".