Sentence examples for great delusion from inspiring English sources
"The Great Delusion!" screamed the Daily Mail's front page.
The idea that enforcement alone will eliminate the underground economy is a great delusion.
The Guardian's John Ashdown and Simon Burnton declared England's Great Delusion over, hoping to hear that this is England's golden generation of football players for the last time.
At the core of America's problems with health care is a great delusion: it likes to think it has a vibrant private marketplace.
On Tuesday, the Daily Mail's front-page headline taunted him: "Is that it then, Mr Cameron?", followed by Wednesday's, announcing a "Great Delusion".
A GREAT delusion fostered by recent corporate scandals is that companies will now release results in a way that is comprehensible to more than the few people capable of reading between the lines.
There are several in our town that we've eyed for years, and we harbor great delusions that we might one day hit the lottery just as these places go on sale.
It has become a broad-based response to a broken political system.In this section And man made life Europe's three great delusions The battle of Bangkok The world's most valuable stuff Dicing with data Reprints Related items Thailand's riots: A polity implodingMay 20th 2010That breakdown explains why the risks remain so high.
This "knowledge from random experience" is also the origin of great delusions, since we thinking ourselves free are, in our ignorance, unaware of just how we are determined by causes.
Brendan tries cross-examining Ex-Coach, which prompts greater delusions.
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