Sentence examples for true illusion of from inspiring English sources

Even if it were a true illusion of ownership, still this would not suffice for Bermudez to show that experiences of ownership are independently describable, and thus exist because, "There is no way of characterizing the content of our experience of our own bodies that can exclude the fact that we experience our bodies as our own" (2015, p. 44).

Nevertheless, it should be noted that those experiments used scenarios in which all participants were observers and did not compare them to conditions in which participants were acting to obtain the outcome and a true illusion of control could develop.

Another appeal is that roller coasters, in simulating true danger, provide the illusion of mastering a great peril.

It is, rather, that video games lead humans away from true progress through the illusion of accomplishment.

Zineb O., 17, from Johannesburg, wrote about the illusion of true friendship and intimacy in the world of Facebook friends: I have 1,727 Facebook friends.

While the media spent months doing everything in their power to surround that multi-million dollar mismatch with enough shadow and mirrors to create the illusion of a true contest, the build-up coverage to this season's SPFL began at a point of resigned realism.

Nicki Palin's atmospheric illustrations set the story in a medieval past which gives it the illusion of being a true story.

Conditioning on alternative assumptions about mechanisms only gives an illusion of completeness when the true mechanism is not among those considered.

But even David Copperfield could learn a trick or two from some of the true masters of illusion: the financial wizards on Wall Street and in corporate America.

On a personal level, though, no social illusion of ourselves can outshine our true identity.

Therefore, we must see through the evil illusion of this world to the true world of the alien God.