Sentence examples for dangerous fantasy from inspiring English sources

It's deeply disturbing that people who ought to know better are buying into this dangerous fantasy.

The much less dangerous fantasy of the other is that he's still a star.

This is a dangerous fantasy when it occludes the harsh realities and struggles of women's reproductive lives.

THEY poison the mind and corrupt the morals of the young, who waste their time sitting on sofas immersed in dangerous fantasy worlds.

The group derided the decision as the government's "dream of building Dallas in Lancashire" and referred to it as "a dangerous fantasy".

At one point in Gods of Metal Schlosser ventriloquises military experts and academics who believe that getting rid of nuclear weapons is a dangerous fantasy.

The law, intended to curtail websites that inspire dangerous fantasies, does not apply to certified feature films but, oddly, does apply to extracts if they are kept separately.

Washington's failure to face these unpleasant realities opens the door to strange and dangerous fantasies, like Mr. Bush's surreal take on the Vietnam war.

But I don't believe that they anticipated coming off quite that badly against a man they dismiss as a peddler of "dangerous fantasies".

Playing Boswell to London's Johnson, Ackroyd is liberated; by oblique strokes, he can reactivate the dangerous fantasies of his published fiction.

Jaspers wrote of how "it could sometimes seem that a demon had crept" into Heidegger, so that he appeared as an "antiphilosopher consumed by dangerous fantasies" -- a sense that led Jaspers finally to break with him.