Sentence examples for delusion on from inspiring English sources

I wrote a column called Deficit Delusion on this in the Public Interest back in 1984 and one in Science back in 1988.

Or clearly a delusion on Lena's part?

Is psychedelic therapy simply foisting a comforting delusion on the sick and dying?

They don't fully take into account the effect of that delusion on themselves.

After all, that particular fable has long been a convenient delusion on the outer reaches of the "pro-life" right.

"I think there was mutual delusion on that," said Mr. Kernan, who took over as president two months ago.

Wilde might be building a revolutionary army of these fallen men, or it might be a delusion brought on by Castaigne reading the play.

All this is self-delusion on a heroic scale.

His diagnosis: a severe case of self-interest abetted by self-justification, with a smidgen of self-delusion on top.

But maybe they were just trying some self-delusion on for size, before wrapping themselves in it fully.

Leon Russell's This Masquerade was a scratchy affair, but the Carpenters' version floats the self-delusion on an enveloping cloud of barbiturate-soaked jazz-pop.