Sentence examples for deluded mind from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, who believed God was calling him to kill prostitutes, those reasons are clearly the product of a deluded mind.

It is to be a false construction by a deluded mind.

NOTE – I've seen these guys "launch" crap for years and this is either a pump and dump scam or the work of a deluded mind.

Because in my sadly deluded mind, I was just the coolest nine-year-old on my block.

Being and Time deserves its place alongside Mein Kampf – as the work of a dangerous and deluded mind.

Sethi is a British citizen who was – in his deluded mind at least – libeled by a website published in the US, but available to read – obviously – in the UK.

Yet over three decades, ever since he had decided to switch his work from curing bodies to curing deluded minds, he had become famous.

Even then, the camera is so intimately trapped in the trust of the moment, and the boy so plainly believes that he has, however fleetingly, found someone to love him, that, for once, the old saw of the censor — that a work of art may serve to harm or delude impressionable minds — doesn't seem so obtuse, and you could make a good liberal, rather than a conservatively irate, case for giving "L.I.E".

Objectivity only ever existed in the minds of the deluded.

Mind-cures are deluded, according to these systems; their promises are consoling but shallow, and so false.

Mark Twain, Robert Graves and Paul McCartney all read their own obituaries; Elvis Presley, Jim Morrison and Bruce Lee, conversely, live on in the minds of some deluded acolytes.