Sentence examples for pure delusion from inspiring English sources

This is pure delusion.

It's just that what the narrator is confessing is pure delusion.

To think that the market will solve this problem is pure delusion.

It is pure delusion to think that the smartest corporations will be drawn to a Britain not only outside the single European market but no longer raising enough tax to invest in its society, services and infrastructure.

It was great that we celebrated Jessica Ennis and Mo Farah at London 2012, but the common conclusion, that this proved our nation was at ease with diversity, was pure delusion.

Chapman's motives were fabricated from pure delusion, fueled by an obsession with the fictional character Holden Caulfield and his similar misadventures in J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye.

-- on the perfect delusion.

In his great-granddaughter's hands, it becomes a piece of pure self-delusion, after which an impatient Marke drags the still-living Isolde off to resume her wifely duties.

The dark nights of the soul that follow this innocent error have a sharp and credible edge, but also conjure up a sense of pure nightmare, full of delusion and paranoia.

Imploring Obama to thumb his nose at the GOP and go it alone with Democrats shows pure ignorance or Kool Aid delusion of who and what Obama is and how he got where he got.

In Spielberg's movies, especially those sci-fi and fantasy films where history is not there to trammel his imagination or expose his wayward touch, we find the pure madness of modern America: the delusions, the illusions, the confounded dream.