Sentence examples for desirable illusion from inspiring English sources
The desirable illusion of reality is replaced abruptly with true reality, and the audience is jolted out of the fictional experience.
Are illusions desirable, responsible, or even tenable, in an age so keenly aware of human and ecological catastrophe?
But it is desirable to dispel the illusion that this concept exists as an innate idea, and to replace this by the truth, that it operates as an a priori concept.
First, as one of Lacan's three basic, essential registers, the Imaginary is an intrinsic, unavoidable dimension of the existences of speaking psychical subjects; just as an analysis cannot (and should not try to) rid the analysand of his/her unconscious, so too is it neither possible nor desirable to liquidate the illusions of this register.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
While Pierre maintains an attitude of haughty independence, Mr. Nolot goes out of his way to puncture any illusions he may have of being desirable to the boys he covets.
Based on our research in the Greek villages, such a balance is an illusion and may not even be the desirable goal.
The canon is a grand illusion generated by the erasure of a less desirable past.
At the same time, the ADB has few illusions that a "Fortress Asia" is either possible or desirable.
Mr. Barak and his colleagues added that pressure within Labor "created among the Palestinians the illusion that the government was about to fall, and that it would be desirable and in their interests to wait for a more 'suitable' government".
