Sentence examples similar to over delusions from inspiring English sources

Hair loss: I was balding anyway, so chemo saved me from comb-over delusions.

You can choose rest over effort, delay over action, entertainment over education, delusion over truth, and fear over confidence.

But, in the words of Thomas Kaufmann, a professor of church history at the University of Göttingen, "The Nuremberg judges sat in judgment over the mass murderers of the twentieth century, not over the delusions of a misguided sixteenth-century theology professor. . . .

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.

Wishful conviction over scientific rigor; delusion over truth; form over substance.

Some authors emphasize the experiential and phenomenological character of delusions over the doxastic one (e.g., Sass 1994; Gold and Hohwy 2000), and others conceive of delusions not as mere representations of a person's experienced reality, but as attitudes towards representations (e.g., Currie 2000; Currie and Jureidini 2001; Stephens and Graham 2006).

It seemed very "me" to choose death over self-delusion.

"I got over the delusion that I wouldn't be able to have a professional life," he said.

Let's get over any delusion that we can change the world and try simply to make it safer – primarily for us.

Meanwhile, Tyler imagines herself stumbling into the "rivers of blood" that her father saw in "It'ly"; as she researches what might have happened to him, he explodes with fury over his delusion that she's stolen the Army pictures he loaned her.

In that regard, the best things about the still inconclusive end-game of Obama's efforts to enact his plan are that (1) the administration finally broke with the insurance industry, and (2) Obama is starting to get over the delusion of bipartisanship.