Sentence examples for delusion to from inspiring English sources
It was delusion to think our democratic systems could be exported, much less imposed by force.
It takes some delusion to conclude that this is a management problem.
This is not the first such mass delusion to seize India.
This week we "welcome beholders of delusion to the castle of seclusion".
Seriously, you don't want your delusion to put John McCain in the White House.
He said it was a "delusion" to think that changing the way the BBC was run would solve its problems.
This is not merely evidence of the self-delusion to which all politicians are prey.
And the gripping closer, "Life Never Ends," raises romantic self-delusion to a new height.
It takes a certain amount of derring-do and self-delusion to view one's mostly naked body reflected fluorescently in a three-panel mirror.
Falling in love - elevating an average person, through joyful self-delusion, to a status above all others - is a perverse process.
Tomasky — who is far from alone — would have us believe that this history is over; and that it's self-delusion to think the South will ever accept a more progressive vision of America.
