Sentence examples for delusional notion from inspiring English sources

"But it was a delusional notion.

Mr. McCain, on Monday you repeated your delusional notion that the fundamentals of the economy are strong.

Brava to Laura Kipnis for her intelligent examination of modern society's infatuation with the delusional notion of "happily ever after".

It is time to abandon the delusional notion that economic prosperity will lead to political reform – it hasn't and it won't.

It was driven by a delusional notion that the war would be over, Iraq's relief and reconstruction largely complete, and American troops on their way home within six months.

Specifically, the delusional notion, put forward by many pros, commentators, experts, and pundits, that the game is bigger than Tiger and will survive, recover, thrive.

Women are trained from birth in the art of encouraging delusional notions in their menfolk, allowing their lovers and husbands to preen while remaining modestly reticent themselves.

Delusional notions and madness brings us to the subject of taxes.

The delusional notions of the Terminal Artist, who claimed he'd been helping his patients along the path to heaven, blended with the jubilation at the funeral over the fact that she had made the trip to heaven and was at the feet of her holy maker, or through the pearly gates, or already up there in some cloudy realm, cottony and light.

Los Angeles captures that strange, exciting and at times delusional American notion of magical self-invention.

A pillar of Bill Clinton's delusional Middle East policy was the notion that the late Syrian strongman Hafez al-Assad (whose son, Bashar, now rules) could be persuaded to negotiate a peace treaty with Israel and help us craft a final settlement between Israel and Yasir Arafat.