Sentence examples for suffering from delusions from inspiring English sources

The FBI has said he was suffering from delusions.

They believe he is suffering from delusions of grandeur.

Are they asking for trouble?Or merely suffering from delusions of grandeur?

In a joke going the rounds, a woman concludes that her husband is suffering from delusions of grandeur.

Inconsistency aside, however, the big problem with those blaming the Fed for rising commodity prices is that they're suffering from delusions of U.S. economic grandeur.

His relatives said he had been suffering from delusions and stress from his recent arranged marriage in the family's home country, Afghanistan.

But most important, structured foreclosures would bring sanity to a market still suffering from the delusions of the housing bubble.

His quixotic action was likewise rejected by Hitler himself, who accused Hess of suffering from "pacifist delusions".

Another liberal, Nikki Moungo from St Louis county, Missouri, went a step further: "It's like being locked into a room full of those suffering from paranoid delusions," she said.

People suffering from the delusions of schizophrenia or the grandiose mania of bipolar disorder are not likely to benefit from more disorientation, no matter the intent.

When the Pranksters travelled to the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California, Lehmann-Haupt, sufroming from paranoid delusions, ran away to Monterey, fearful that Kesey had initiated a plot to kill him.