Sentence examples for delusional aspirations from inspiring English sources

Their daughter, Sue Eden Sherr), a good-natured, awkward and untalented child brimming with delusional aspirations, asks her parents if they are disappointed by her failures.

At first, this may seem puzzling: how can a generation with over-the-top aspirations and delusional goals be happier at work, especially when they are disadvantaged vis-à-vis older, more experienced, piers, and less successful than them?

The lugubrious pacing changed the song, making its heroic aspirations seem elusive, if not delusional.

Mocking Gen. Wesley K. Clark's presidential aspirations, the comedian said the general was delusional and should go to "the inn with Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye," and sang, under his breath, "We'll follow the old man".

On the one hand, religions express perennial human impulses and aspirations that cannot plausibly be rejected out of hand as foolish or delusional.

How delusional.

Rex: "He's delusional.

They're delusional.

Is it delusional?

Is he delusional?

Is my kid delusional?