Sentence examples for embrace illusion from inspiring English sources
Like a detective in love with crime, Celmins both exposes and dotes on our readiness to embrace illusion.
But Ms. Remington -- a first cousin twice removed of the Western artist Frederic Remington -- painted as painters had since the Renaissance and embraced illusion as the raison d'?e of painting, abstract or not.
Some self-made millionaires might embrace the illusion of control that the Web can offer, says Hersh Shefrin, a behavioral finance professor at Santa Clara University, in Silicon Valley.
Embracing the illusion of authority makes him think he was victorious".
If nothing else, the new series certainly fits comfortably into that lineup: a serviceable, nonthreatening family comedy that embraces the illusion that time stopped when Chachi married Joanie.
Filipino nurses, especially those who initially refused to leave Libya, embraced an "illusion of control" that eventually reinforced an "unrealistic optimism".
But if you subtract those geographic indicators, these cynical stories of humble people embracing absurd illusions illustrate the universal impulse to believe in a better future, no matter what.
I ended my travels watching the broadcast of "La Traviata" in Las Vegas, a place defined by the embrace of illusion and verisimilitude, a place that shares all the benefits of the HD broadcasts: cheaper, easier, less intimidating.
Putin's suggestion that the west should embrace Assad is an illusion that will lead to more bloodshed in Syria and won't solve the refugee crisis.
It's an illusion we all collectively embrace".
