Sentence examples for would be delusional from inspiring English sources

But it would be delusional to imagine that either actress drew the crowds on those occasions.

It would be delusional to believe that one's vehicle could not be damaged.

One would be delusional to think this specific part of his game does not bear the brunt of the problem.

It would be "delusional," she said, to think that designers can sway consciousness to a large degree.

The increasing number of asylum boats was risking "a fragmenting of support for the system of orderly migration" and it would be delusional not to recognise that some of those arriving on boats were "economic migrants" rather than refugees.

But it's fair to say — it would be delusional to deny — that the Republicans won big, that the Democrats lost bigger, and that fear (of Ebola, ISIS, economic insecurity, you name it) and loathing (of President Obama, mostly) suffused the dank emotional atmosphere of the campaign.

She would need to be delusional to ban protests".

But one would have to be delusional to think not only that all of his ideas are absolutely right but that he has nothing to gain from hearing different ideas.

He'd have to be delusional to try again.

But it would be purely delusional to argue that those arrests don't happen and don't hurt.

But it would be frankly delusional to believe the training of staff to interact with customers is enough to address this issue.