Sentence examples for radical illusion from inspiring English sources
There is no radical illusion, error or mistake in color perception (only commonplace illusions): we perceive objects to have the colors that they really have.
Part of it is practical: he is trying to create the illusion of radical honesty.
That illusion is radical.
From this premise, the writer and director Jordan Peele (of Key and Peele) develops a brilliantly satirical horror comedy that pierces the sensitive points of American race relations with surgical precision and destroys comforting illusions with radical ferocity.
The left does more than simply declare their opposing viewpoint wrong, the radical idea of sex/gender-as-illusion denies their viewpoint an existence.
Understandably, because the man they eventually revealed is a nightmare: credulous, reactionary and gripped by the illusion that he is a radical thinker.
Overwhelmingly they are "tenured radicals" indulging in "academic left-liberal nostalgia" for past illusions.
Leonard Bernstein and radical chic notwithstanding, they tend to cling to the illusion of an art that floats above politics, formally pure and spiritually aloof.
In this way, the illusion of diversity is maintained, but its power for radical change is greatly diluted.
True to the form he set since taking command in Kabul last year, when he warned that the war was on its way to being lost unless radical new strategies were adopted, the general has left no room for illusion.
