Sentence examples for dangerous illusion from inspiring English sources

It is a dangerous illusion.

That is a dangerous illusion to uphold.

The Israeli left continues to warn that such a belief is a dangerous illusion.

The wish to ensure absolute security in a unilateral way is a dangerous illusion.

But it is a dangerous illusion to think that Europe can be led from a smallish offshore island.

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

For Reppetto, such a view reflects dangerous illusions about the mob's foreignness and insularity.

And so I began to wonder: Are we feeding our children a bunch of dangerous illusions about fairness and hard work and level playing fields?

Inasmuch as that involves promising angry voters that the government can tame globalisation, curb immigration and protect British jobs with an activist industrial policy, I think he is peddling dangerous illusions: just like too many continental politicians have over the years.

For believing that it is Providence's chosen instrument makes the country overestimate its power; it encourages it to lie to itself about its mistakes; and it makes it harder to live with the painful truth that history does not always -- or even very often -- obey the magnificent but dangerous illusions of American will.

In addition to enjoying time with his family this summer, Graham writes that he is working on a new book that counters some of the "dangerous illusions about eternal salvation that are becoming increasingly accepted in many places".