Sentence examples for unrealistic vision from inspiring English sources

"At its worst this policy is predicated on a nostalgic and unrealistic vision of society, the debate around which deflects attention from the real issues facing schools today".

Fukuyama says he dissents from what he calls "hard" liberal internationalism, which he says aspires to an unrealistic vision of a "truly universal" world government.

Here's what Baker told the America-Israel Public Affairs Committee — the pro-Israel lonby — on May 22 , 1989 "For Israel, now is the time to lay aside, once and for all, the unrealistic vision of a Greater Israel".

Before passing this off as an unrealistic vision, remember, they have to give the people what they want.

This campaign will help girls believe that value comes from skills and character - who we are and what we do, not what we look like -- while also expanding the idea of beauty beyond a narrow unhealthy, unrealistic vision.

The United States seems condemned to lurch between disastrous quick fixes and unrealistic visions of remaking countries overnight in its own image, never finding a middle road.

The pension agreements were dependent on unrealistic visions of the future.

There, at last, she falls in true love with her very own Darcy, surrounded by other silly fans who nurture unrealistic visions of woman-centered love.

Over the next few years, the bookstore became a main staple of the Santorini experience, a point of reference for young and not-so-young enthusiasts with big dreams and seemingly unrealistic visions, and an international media favourite.

That speech gave a generation an unrealistic, immature vision of the power of the presidency.

It is a totally unrealistic, pessimistic vision about what this country can achieve.