Sentence examples similar to delusions of this from inspiring English sources

Republicans said this betrayed delusions of grandeur: this was a temple out of which Obama would emerge like a self-styled Greek god.

Velázquez exposes the delusion of this civilised exchange with sombre irony: the wartorn Dutch landscape spreads out behind the massed troops, smoke rising from distant farms.

Reacting to the comments, UK Foreign Secretary William Hague said: "This is typical of the complete delusion of this regime, that they are the victims of external aggression".

The first time I ever heard the term was in reference to the Boston Red Sox, and it is indicative of a peculiar delusion of this region's fans -- many of whom are confidently convinced that their team is equally beloved by everyone across this great land.

She'd had delusions of using this man because he somehow deserved it.

So pass the delusions of the world.

For it is an article of faith in the chancelleries of western Europe that Britain suffers from two related delusions of grandeur and that this arrogance explains its resistance to deeper European integration on defence and foreign policy.The first grand delusion involves the "special relationship" with America.

But Tracy senses that Brooke's life plans are not working out and starts on a new short story entitled Mistress America based on the tragicomic delusions of Brooke's life: this cruelty unlocks a disloyal creative force.

Even leaving aside the "Christian" part, this theory -- or rather the public-relations perversion thereof (Just Window Dressing) -- is at the center of the smug delusions of armed righteousness in this country and beyond.

Dark Star (John Carpenter, 1974) Astronauts amble through space with a talking bomb with delusions of its own deity in this low budget cult classic.

Anyway, delusions of grandeur aside, I suppose I'd better explain what this is all about.