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1
Foolish men often choke to death on their
own
delusions
.
2
Again, I repeat, the Americans are the happiest people in the world in their
own
delusions
.
3
Yet your mystics, though they were lost in their
own
delusions
,
had seen part of the truth.
4
To do that, they first need to drop their
own
delusions
of grandeur and understand what they are.
5
The most honest among us will look deeply to examine how our opinions are skewed by our
own
delusions
.
6
I witness my
own
delusions
,
my visions of what form my mind might take when I grasp the ultimate gestalts.
7
And being so, they seem to tell me of my
own
delusions
,
how I am no more than they, except in self-importance.
8
Solitude, therefore, in which the mind unhindered feeds upon its
own
delusions
,
was the assignable cause of her gradual mental disruption and collapse.
9
He who is swayed by any passion, prejudice, like or dislike, adjusts everything to that particular bias, and sees only his
own
delusions
.
10
Hitherto we have principally passed such persons in review, as seem to have been in part at least the victims of their
own
delusions
.
11
On the other, I'm forced to confront my
own
delusions
about where I stand in relation to my memory of my former fitter self.
12
He argued it out so, and convinced himself of his
own
delusions
,
till his hand, being in the sunlight, gave him a pleasant warmth.
13
If she refused to consider that he might be wrong, might be misled by his
own
delusions
,
how was her devotion to him any different?
14
"Go, poor victim of thine
own
delusions
,
"
she said to Glyndon; "I would not believe mine own senses, if they accused ITS father!
own
delusions
own
delusion