It is to be a false construction by a deluded mind.
The final days of great or notorious individuals are always tempting to imagine, though, and Jenkins does a superb and humane job, pitting Coward against his servant, Patrice – who has deluded ideas of the kind of life he could lead back in England if only Coward will give him the necessary reference – and the guests who still visit.
Many argued that those ideas were the work of a deluded Czech Don Quikxote, tilting at unassailable windmills.. ...It's inspiring stuff, and I certainly hope that the book is translated into Chinese and Russian.
Maybe there's just a guy with a deluded notion that if so many Democrats dislike the idea, it must have some merit.
Although it plays with secrets and emotional turning points (whether Bela will find out about her biological father, whether Udayan was a victim of police brutality or a deluded, violent man), it seems to possess no singular trajectory and no dominant idea beyond that of generational drift.
"A View from the Bridge," by contrast, depicts the informer as a deluded victimizer.
"I had a deluded notion that I was playing a cool, sexy guy," he admits.
I would argue with Ball that water divining is neither medieval witchcraft nor a deluded art.
Was Chris McCandless a romantic figure, as Penn suggested, or a deluded and hostile adolescent?
Daniels made all the obvious, common sense objections one would make to a deluded partner: "We're too old; we're not developers; we're not in Silicon Valley; we don't have access to venture capital". But a determined Di Carlo would not, could not, let go of the idea of "an internet of places.
Rather than being a deluded teenage romantic who dreams of an imaginary landscape that no longer exists, baritone Jason Switzer's Mamoud comes across more a deluded, middle-aged, balding, mustachioed academic.
