Sentence examples similar to disastrous illusion from inspiring English sources
He fostered the Führer's disastrous illusions about Britain.
There is not another American of high reputation in public life who has proved himself so free of the disastrous illusions that led to the Global War on Terror.
President Assad has lost all legitimacy; the Free Syrian Army is defeated, abandoned and demoralised; Washington has lost almost all credibility and influence over the situation with no reliable partners left to negotiate with; and Geneva II is bound to end in yet another disastrous failure and embarrassing exposure of incompetence and illusion.
Instead, the result has been a large-scale loss of life, until the Matrix begins again, with an apparent upgrade -- a new web of earthly illusions -- allowing no recollections of the disastrous past.
After disastrous results, the CPC avoided large campaigns against the Japanese, but maintained an illusion as active fighters.
Before Trump, there lingered the illusion that the public sphere contained something more than black-and-white choices and disastrous moral threats.
This can prove disastrous for the main carer, who is unlikely to be the higher earner and, labouring under an illusion of legal protection, may have made no attempt to shield their finances from the hit of parenthood.
This illusion permeates the banking industry and even the government's management of the economy, with potentially disastrous results, some of which we have already seen.
And he needs to ensure that the complex (and Defense Secretary Robert Gates) abandons any illusions of building a new warhead — a strategically and scientifically unnecessary program that would be disastrous for American credibility.
Before the war, the writer Norman Angell had suggested in his book "The Great Illusion" that the commercial links between the great powers were so close that war would be a disastrous option.
