Sentence examples for misguided illusion from inspiring English sources
The gullible assumption that America became a post-racial society upon the election of President Obama was a radically misguided illusion.
"Now my real concern is what's going to happen and how are we going to help him from people who are still under the misguided illusion that he did something wrong".
We can thank television and film for attempts at bringing LGBT lives into mainstream media, though entertaining as they were, they've clearly left the unenlightened under a misguided, exaggerated illusion.
But killing Muslims shattered the illusion that somehow the violence, however misguided, was vaguely connected to the idea of pushing reform.
Lots of misguided yuppies have sacrificed comfort and style for the illusion of reliability and performance.
The ideas which might secure such unconditioned knowledge lack objective reality (refer to no object), and our misguided efforts to acquire ultimate metaphysical knowledge are led astray by the illusion which, according to Kant, "unceasingly mocks and torments us" (A339/B397).
Anyone who is under the illusion that life is handed to immigrants on a platter is seriously misguided.
Willy has failed even by his own misguided standards and can no longer retreat with his customary ease into the illusions that keep him alive.
These critics are misguided.
