Sentence examples for actually delusions that from inspiring English sources

In other words, the putative truths of quotidian life are actually delusions that, if believed, prevent one from attaining the wisdom that is capable of leading to the imperturbable peace of nirvana.

With delusions, that can be complicated, because in some for example, delusions of grandiosity the person might actually like the belief.

As an art-world friend of mine describes it, Venice becomes a place where everyone can take part in the "collective delusion" that something as marginal (in the culture at large) as contemporary art is actually central to every exchange.

It's grandiose delusion that causes all the trouble.

Until then, Reality or Delusion, that is the question..

This is the cartographic delusion that rules the art world.

But it's not delusion that makes our brains aware.

It's a delusion that resets itself daily.

If you hold your nerve and everything still goes wrong it turns out that the thing you were clinging to was actually delusion.

Without them there wouldn't be anyone to perpetuate the delusion that fashion actually has any inherent value.

One thousand coalition soldiers have died because the C.I.A. was so eager to go along with the emperor's delusion that he was actually wearing clothes.