Sentence examples for delusions now from inspiring English sources
The Oscars, unfortunately, remains in denial about the fact that many people are tuning in for the dresses, with the stars' delusions now enabled by the likes of the hashtag #askhermore.
Absentmindedness, maybe?" They married in 2003 (Mr. Greek's wife, an artist, asked that her name not appear in this article, for her own privacy), and she helped him fit his religious delusions, now controlled by medication, into a coherent personal story that has guided his day-do-day life.
Within the fraught post-9/11 political climate in early 2002 however, Geogaddi presented itself as an afterthought to the pseudo-Utopia that had lasted for a decade after the end of the Cold War, and whose delusions now slowly became obvious.
In our world, too, it is not so much physical craving as lust for power that motivates the greed, ill will and delusion now endangering the earth and our societies.
His comic masterpiece, once known as "The Confessions of Zeno" (1923) and recently retranslated as "Zeno's Conscience," a tender, devastating, hilarious portrait of modern man's absurd delusions, is now safely established as a classic of Italian literature; the critic Paul Bailey went so far as to declare it "arguably the greatest comic novel of the 20th century".
About 30 or so Republicans in the House, bunkered in gerrymandered districts while breathing the oxygen of delusion, are now part of a cast of miscreants who have stood firmly on the wrong side of history.
When Dirk's first client in months claimed he was being followed on the bus by a goblin and a hairy, green-eyed, scythe-wielding monster it seemed like a delusion - but now Geoff Anstey is discovered in his locked basement, listening to his old gramophone in a unique way - his body seated in an armchair several feet away from his head, which has been plonked on the turntable.
The same delusion is now leading many in the West to champion the Arab Spring for giving birth to liberal societies across the Middle East.
She used to dismiss him as a failed spy with delusions of grandeur; now she might be mocking him as a would-be Tsar.But she would have noticed some flickers of good news too.
It's time for Knicks fans to end their delusions of winning now.
As a study in grotesquerie, and a true expression of loathing of Viennese self-delusion then and now, the production had a certain integrity.
