Sentence examples for delusion about from inspiring English sources

"You have a delusion about your son," the judge said.

One of the waiters, Horace, has a delusion about his head.

The shared delusion about long-term hormone replacement therapy started innocently enough.

No one can reasonably entertain such a delusion about our adversaries' capacity to attack us in cyberspace today.

At least the Saviors aren't suffering from any sort of delusion about their motivations or their morals.

If violent war games are driven by delusional power fantasies, then empathy games are driven by a parallel delusion about how caring we are in reality.

Talib has no delusions about absolutely everyone being on services like TuneCore though.

It's hard not to detect an air of crushed self-delusion about all this.

"Self-delusion about the character of future conflict weakened U.S. efforts in Afghanistan and Iraq," he wrote in Survival, a journal published by the International Institute for Strategic Studies.

For a variety of reasons, in which history, geography, culture and language are intertwined, and which include remnants of a postcolonial self-delusion about British superiority and continental inferiority, many British people are reluctantly and half-heartedly engaged with Europe.

Gary, Brendan and Shirley are delusional by definition, and the people Mr. Wootton lures into his trap, presumably with the promise of appearing on an unspecified Showtime reality program, appear to be in various states of self-delusion about their own chances of Hollywood success.