Sentence examples for into delusion from inspiring English sources

If we never address what's wrong with the world or our country, we give into delusion and madness.

'Living in a world totally bereft of intimacy and closeness is for most of us intolerable and a small number of people move into delusion,' we were told.

John E. du Pont, an heir to the du Pont chemical fortune whose benevolent support of Olympic athletes deteriorated into delusion and ended in the shooting death of a champion wrestler, died Thursday in a western Pennsylvania prison.

He speculated that his seeing action on Iwo Jima and Okinawa during World War II — doctors later diagnosed "psychoneurosis, anxiety" unrelated to combat, and subsequently added "schizophrenic reaction" — turned weirdness into delusion, and "Alan Gershwin" was born.

It's that time again, when despite nearly four years' reminding ourselves why England won't win the World Cup, the football-loving bits of the country tip headlong into delusion once more.

On the contrary, like all the other vows, is part and parcel of the infinite compassion summed up in the PRIMAL vow - which blows the doors off of ALL the karmic circumstances that would doom ALL of us to endless cycles of rebirth into delusion and ignorance…as men, as women, as gnats on the behind of an elephant…or whatever.

And how my mind spins for the humble haggler as he spirals into delusions of aristocracy.

There is relief when they disappear or fall into delusions that leave them utterly isolated.

There he was, sitting around the house in his blue jogging suit, dipping into delusions of grandeur in which the empty Senate seat becomes a magic key to a Cabinet post, a big-money job for the missus, the presidency in 2016.

Eventually, our new friend's daytime fantasy lapses into delusions as he's rooftop with a shirtless model.

From what his statements prove, a presidential Trump would fall into delusions; he would be disposed to play with our lives. .