Sentence examples for foster illusions from inspiring English sources
Many cybersex abusers are re-enacting aspects of past losses, conflicts or traumas in order to foster illusions of power and love".
In Belgium, few people fostered illusions about national greatness.
The problem is that cuts by themselves may not make our land-based intercontinental missiles any less vulnerable to a Soviet first strike, and they may make that danger worse by fostering illusions that such missiles would be protected by a strategic defense.
His personal style helped foster those illusions.
Most important, it does not hedge its bets about Anne's relative innocence and culpability, nor does it foster any illusions about the romanticizing of her story.
She presents their narratives in an artless, affectless style, passing the occasional comment but otherwise fostering the illusion – for illusion it is – that she is leaving her material unshaped.
Yet this novel fosters no illusions about pre-modern lives.
Deep-pocketed players pay other sites to link to their sites, to foster an illusion of popularity.
But tea-party-driven success in the mid-terms could foster the illusion that the Republicans lost the White House because Mr McCain was insufficiently close to their base.
To foster the illusion of competition, the company staged "drive-bys," getting insurers to make presentations to a client, even when the outcome had already been determined.
