Sentence examples for perfect delusion from inspiring English sources

-- on the perfect delusion.

Holistic philosophy is the perfect delusion for the spoiled brat of any age who, all decked out in the latest fashion, loves to talk about solving the problems of the world but has no intention of sweating a drop in achieving this noble goal.

This is pure delusion.

The location is unlikely and perfect, debunking the delusion (again) that serious art only happens in world cities.

Hollywood is just LA in miniature, a straight shot of economic disparity, delusion, perfect weather, and unflitered desperation but it wants you to think of it as a place where America's dreams come true, or the place that gives America its dreams in the first place.

Remarkably, DC plans overtook the much longer-established DB schemes in value of assets in 1998 (see chart 6 .Special report Time to grow up P is for perfect Snares and delusions Hopeful Houdinis Doing it their way A matter of definition Booting out equities Time is running out Acknowledgments ReprintsSurely such an important breakthrough must have been as carefully conceived as a test-tube baby.

Her original shows include 7 Deadly Sins and Me which had a nine-month run in Seattle, My Perfect Life and Other Delusions, The Deal With It Cabaret and The Mutant Diaries, her first entirely solo show which has been internationally produced.

Though we know in our hearts that no one is perfect, we all have delusions of grandeur and we all feel that our motives are noble and good.

There is something so old-school and operatic about this scandal, and I can't prove a thing, but to me Spitzer is someone classically tripped up by hubris, and Bruno is such a perfect recipient of Spitzer's delusion, that "Kane" seems to have sprung forward into real headline-grabbing life.

With its breathtaking monuments and mouthwatering cuisine, Rome is the perfect place to dwell in the delusion of happiness for a few final hours!

That if this couture experience didn't lead to a perfect dress, I was obviously suffering from some kind of bridal delusion.