Sentence examples for very illusion from inspiring English sources

Not only were depressed individuals more realistic in their judgments, they argued, but the very illusion of being in control held by those who weren't depressed was likely protecting them from depression in the first place.

Of course, it's the very illusion of power for a teenager that is so seductive.

Perhaps it is the fact that Muammar Gaddafi exposes the illusion of the leader more than others; in the precise sense that the notion of a leader itself – the notion of the one who shows the way – is the very illusion that must be preserved.

However, some studies have reported very constant illusion effects over trials.

And Dishonored, the new game from Arkane Studios, is a very fine illusion.

"It's a very dangerous illusion for a society to think that any person is capable of framing a problem.

In at least one respect it's also a little like its predecessor, "Pirates of the Caribbean": it creates a painless, very watchable illusion of history without all the bother of the real thing.

Self-esteem as panacea is "a very compelling illusion," because it correlates with happiness and other good things, says Baumeister.

The inconsiderate use of (multiple) prognoses about the future – although sometimes explicitly stating the overall caveat of ceteris paribus or rebus sic stantibus – is a root-cause of a strong and, especially in the case of scenarios camouflaged as multiple prognoses, very convincing illusion of knowledge.

It's a very powerful illusion and people are caught up in it, including myself.

Wear these clothes and people are gonna want to fuck you.' It's a very powerful illusion and people are caught up in it, including myself.