Sentence examples for most delusional from inspiring English sources

This may seem most delusional of all.

The show is funniest when Jacqueline is at her most delusional.

One of the most delusional parts of Bundy's musing was the phrase "having a family life".

"Only the most delusional people think you can solve this without raising taxes," he said.

Only their most delusional fans could have envisioned this early leap to the N.H.L.'s upper echelon.

Meanwhile, Gary Parrish of CBSSports.com takes time to remind everyone that DePaul's search for a coach is the most delusional of all, and it doesn't have one yet.

"I'm a devout Catholic and I do believe these things have occurred," Dr. DeNegre added, "but I think most are delusional or psychotic in nature.

Surely now, after India's triumph in Nagpur, even the most myopic, delusional, down under diehard (and some would seem to remain) will concede that fings ain't wot they used to be.

He is now 43, about the age when all but the stubbornest, most self-delusional athletes and ballet dancers are forced to admit that their bodies, which have served them so well in their difficult, exhilarating pursuits, are somehow not quite as reliable as they used to be.

Most businesses are delusional.

Morgellon's syndrome is regarded by most doctors as a delusional condition where sufferers imagine fibres growing under their skin, rather than a clinical disease.