Sentence examples for delusions about the from inspiring English sources
And the Philippines had no delusions about the risks posed by typhoons.
And it will preserve those who yearn for something a little more unctuous from delusions about the past.
Shortly after her relocation, Curry developed paranoid delusions about the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Martin Luther King, Jr., and other civil rights leaders.
The Tea Party movement begins with atavistic delusions about the government and shows no signs of understanding, let alone addressing, the contemporary, out-of-control economy.
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.
The CBC, at least, has only limited delusions about the importance of commercialising its archives, especially when that comes at the expense of access to the archives for Canadians.
The end of steelmaking will – and let us be under no delusions about this – be the end of the town.
He didn't get wrapped in delusions about "weathering the crisis" or spend too much time fretting over the loss of Merrill's independence.
Mr. Becker and Mr. Fagen happen to be curious about how their character would coax his "wonderwaif," about his rationalizations and self-delusions, about the ways a conscience can warp to accept repulsive actions.
"We believe the laboratory has fostered and then cherished a delusion about the interpretation of its data," the three investigators said.
"Self-delusion about the character of future conflict weakened U.S. efforts in Afghanistan and Iraq," he wrote in Survival, a journal published by the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
