Sentence examples for some delusion from inspiring English sources

Chief Brown said Mr. Johnson "obviously had some delusion".

It takes some delusion to conclude that this is a management problem.

"I suffered from some delusion that I wanted to be an English country girl, a Sloane Ranger donning the old Hunter boots and Barbour jacket to slosh around in mud with the Range Rover," she told the Guardian last year.

For us, though, the genre is clearly comedy, and we begin to comprehend the need for some delusion and the virtue of some misunderstanding, off stage as well as on.

Arming myself with many medications and some delusion, I believed in the words of the lady who first offers Lorde a prothestic breast; I would "never know the difference" between my pre- and post-sick self.

Let's also not forget that appointing a new boss at the BBC under some delusion that the new person will be able to monitor the output of every potentially controversial piece of journalism and prevent any future errors is utterly absurd.

But some delusions clearly deserve to hang on the wall, as long as everyone is smiling.

This sounds so bleak when I say it, but we need some delusions to keep us going.

Some delusions have implausible content (as we saw in the case of Cotard).

Perceptual aberrations can explain the formation of some delusions, but are not always a core factor in the formation of all delusions.

Neuropsychological accounts of delusions offer very satisfactory accounts of some delusions, as one can often identify with some precision the damaged region of the brain and the causal link between the damage and the formation of the delusion.