Sentence examples for wild delusions from inspiring English sources

Carson's wild delusions aren't confined to physics, either.

Asked why he believed the wild delusions that characterized his illness, Mr. Nash replied that it was because they came to him "the same way that my mathematical ideas did".

We concluded that there were only two possible explanations: 1) The match officials at step five and six of the English non-League pyramid are the best in the country and utterly infallible; 2) Paying £6 to watch a match leaves you less prone to paranoia and wild delusion.

As the people around him testified, hallucinations and fantasies, wild paranoid delusions, and plot-spotting filled his mind.

An ardent fan of Dostoyevsky, Di Benedetto is given to portraying states of extremity — of obsession, delusion, wild aggression — but without any nineteenth-century rhetorical overheating.

Anyway the gambit about being a lifelong pacifist is a wild piece of delusion.

Mention marriage, and this party vanishes away to the wilder shores of delusion.

Everyone wants their uninterrupted delusion of the wild west, and some will go further than others to maintain it".

England have always been a bit rose-tinted about their place in the world order, but the Eriksson years will go down as a decadent period of wild over-optimism and blatant self-delusion.

Dan's career had been a two-decade journey through the psychiatric system, cursed by a disorder that combined the wild moods of manic depression with the delusions of schizophrenia.

The wild pathos of Rogers and Clarke is that their delusion is mutually reinforcing.