Sentence examples for delusions to from inspiring English sources

Something about their own murderous delusions, to be sure.

Hume urges his readers to stop chasing delusions, to stick to "common life".

Now he is bankrupt and loveless, with only his delusions to keep him going.

Prosecutors argued that he concocted the delusions to avoid the death penalty.

And is direct lying different from various forms of passive lying encouraging delusions, or allowing existing delusions to persist?

And yet this deal, and Obama's own agenda, have been informed by the G.O.P.'s delusions, to a tragic degree.

It is one of our species' self-delusions to think that we can control what is unimaginably vaster than we are, and Mark Twain would have appreciated the irony of secular thinkers acting as though the future of the weather depended on our virtue.

He provides "The Green Hornet" with self-conscious, rapid-fire humor, playing the title character and his rich-boy slacker alter ego, Britt Reid, as yet another underachieving man-child just innocent enough in his playboy self-delusions to be likable.

It was delusion to think our democratic systems could be exported, much less imposed by force.

This is not merely evidence of the self-delusion to which all politicians are prey.

It takes some delusion to conclude that this is a management problem.