Sentence examples for more delusion from inspiring English sources

Adrienne Kennedy, in her phenomenal 1966 play, "A Rat's Mass," borrowed from the Catholic Mass to create a different kind of church: a godforsaken one, where incest, family secrets, and neglect are the antiphony, and Jesus is one more delusion.

Thinking you're the best (or the most) of anything is more delusion than it is confidence.

Time for plenty more delusions and disillusions until then.

Further, those in the moderate SPD features group reported more delusion-like experiences than the low SPD features group.

Specifically, participants in the high SPD features group reported more delusion-like experiences than the other two groups.

For participants who were experiencing three or more delusions those two associated with the greatest conviction and distress were entered into the ClinTouch software.

It can also cause many more complications such as addiction to that peaceful state, more delusions and even panic or despair that the peaceful state doesn't last, or that absorption is never attained even with much practice.

"The truth is that your sense of inadequacy is an illusion, or more a delusion.

The second and far more widespread delusion is that of the neo-liberals and neo-conservatives that we could construct, through force of arms, a democratic and unified Iraqi state in which sectarian divisions would float away in a flood of free enterprise and oil revenue.

It didn't sound like self-confidence, more self-delusion.

When characters confide their innermost thoughts to an unseen interviewer, those streams of self-consciousness reveal sadness — and also some of their more absurd delusions.