Sentence examples for delusional bubble from inspiring English sources

Mr. Solomon added, "If he thinks that won't have major effects on his re-election chances, he's been swallowed up by a delusional bubble".

The man I may or may not find to share our mutual Act Three will be under that delusional bubble with me.

I know how to maintain my delusional bubble of success and keep moving forward in the face of doubt, fear and in the middle of my intermittent night terrors.

They have conflated liberation and license, convinced they are entitled to do whatever they want -- whenever, wherever and with whomever -- and woe to anyone who dares to burst their delusional bubble.

It is disconnecting from the delusional bubble of self-importance that allows your life force and blood to be sucked from you, while you are plugged into the world of pleasant illusion.

There are brilliant parodies of Herman Cain, "To Catch a Predator," "Entourage," the tech boom, the movement to build a wall at the U.S.-Mexican border, the "Eat Pray Love" tourism circuit, rehabs and prisons, off-the-grid activists, and especially the delusional housing bubble ("Gimme some stimmy," the family members keep demanding, asking for some stimulus money to float them).

"Bubbles become delusional," he admitted to Phil Angelides, the commission chairman who kept trying to embarrass Buffett who appeared beside Raymond McDaniel, CEO of Moody's Investor Services, the rating agency in which Berkshire still owns a position.

Palin's initial popularity could turn out to be a bubble - a delusional valuation that crashes the moment that reality reasserts itself.

Such was their sense of American omnipotence, such was the level of delusional thinking inside the Washington bubble.

And, in doing so, it provided a worrying answer to one of the enduring questions from the great boom that preceded the great blow up: Did the bankers on Wall Street know that they were peddling junk that was likely to explode in the hands of the buyers, or had they, too, fallen victim to the wishful thinking and delusional self-rationalization that typifies bubbles?

Or imagine if they had cracked down on delusional mortgages, as their consumer protection powers gave them the authority to do — and as they finally did only after the bubble burst.