Sentence examples for this illusion stems from inspiring English sources

This illusion stems, in part, from a measurement problem: while we expect and understand labels on our food products that quantify caloric, fat and nutrient content, we have no clear way of measuring the amount of energy it takes to make our products and propel our daily activities.

Individuals expect larger items to weigh more than smaller items, reflecting the statistics of the natural world [5], and the illusion stems from the failure to meet this expectation in the stimulus set (where all the objects have the same mass).

He was shocked because he had this illusion that American policing stemmed from the bobby system in London.

This illusion has long disappeared.

This illusion features slopes and magnets.

"This illusion that everything is O.K. is always an illusion," Mr. Fisher said.

The Whitebrook capably maintains this illusion.

Donald J. Douglass learned this illusion first hand.

I'm complicit in this illusion.

Dahl's books mercilessly upend this illusion of harmony.

All sides have reasons to cling to this illusion.