willing suspension of disbelief造句

• This is known as the willing suspension of disbelief.
• So much for the willing suspension of disbelief.
• So much for willing suspension of disbelief.
• To promote the willing suspension of disbelief, a fictional text needed to have credibility.
• I know, I know, fiction, willing suspension of disbelief, particularly silly film.
• To appreciate this jade, where it is, you must have a willing suspension of disbelief.
• From now on, those happy endings will require the viewer's willing suspension of disbelief.
• There was a willing suspension of disbelief by very sophisticated investors when it came to Long-Term.
• But my willing suspension of disbelief was sorely tested by the hokey familiarity of the game's events.
• "Does Christopher Burge inspire a willing suspension of disbelief ? " asked a London dealer, Ivor Braka.
• They are so good now, that with willing suspension of disbelief movies like talk ) 11 : 48, 26 March 2011 ( UTC)
• This may have been an impossible challenge, a matter for faith rather than the " willing suspension of disbelief " allowed for in fiction.
• "All these elements hasten the player's willing suspension of disbelief, " said Drew Haworth, an artist on the Nocturne development team.
• And it proves that the best way to enjoy reality TV is with the age-old prescription for watching any drama : a willing suspension of disbelief.
• "Mentalism is actually a show, " he added, " a psychodrama that requires of its audience a willing suspension of disbelief ."
• All of this is improbable, but, given the willing suspension of disbelief in the fantastic that's a hallmark of Christmas stories, none of it is unworkable.
• If he does, he sacrifices both authenticity and the willing suspension of disbelief, and he is sure to receive letters from those with a greater love of precision than himself.
• The premise comes off as contrived, the flights of fantasy seem forced, and both the direction and script just never seem to catch the right tone to engage our willing suspension of disbelief.
• Perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise that women are apparently much more willing to engage in what Coleridge called " the willing suspension of disbelief " necessary to read fiction intelligently.
• If a movie is well-made and well-acted, the audience is generally swept up in a willing suspension of disbelief that can extend from animatronic dinosaurs to lesbian heterosexuals to heterosexual lesbians.