Sentence examples for delusions about that from inspiring English sources

But Danekyo has no delusions about that.

"We want to feel that we actually can never be harmed, and many people create our own little personal delusion about that, because it's so scary to think about how fragile we really are".

Even allowing for the delusions about himself that draw Daniel in her direction, she is less plausibly a flesh-and-blood figure than the others.

We all know about delusions that come with intense states of depression and mania, but it is the delusion that comes with remission that holds many back the most.

"One of the things that's most frightening about delusions is that time completely stops," she says.

Yet "Hitlerland" brings back to life some early delusions about Hitler's rise that now seem unthinkable.

Above all, the scene is neat proof that delusions about deer, however exciting, should not be shared with your mother.

Things that seem manifest at the time leave people within the next half-century wondering about the delusions and miscalculations that set hordes of men and machines into action, that send so many ardent young people to the grave, along with innocent civilian populations.

The defence called a psychiatrist, Mitchell Dunn, who testified that he had interviewed Routh at length and found that he had delusions about "cannibal" work colleagues and killer pigs: "He began to think that Mr Kyle and Mr Littlefield were some type of pig assassins – hybrid pigs sent here to kill people".

John S. Gates Jr. harbors no delusions about the railroad industrial parks that his company builds, with their seven-day-a-week operations and streams of heavy truck traffic on neighboring highways.

His atheism allows no delusions of that kind, but what about age, I ask him?