delusionary

I had figured out that much of the delusionary puzzle.

Now, outside the delusionary cycle, you are quite capable of making decisions.

Much was happening within the complex delusionary world of her mysterious lover.

"Is this some sort of delusionary illness they're under?"

"But if defendant's accusations were real, would that change your opinion, sir, about his delusionary system?"

"We cannot afford this type of delusionary thinking."

What appeared to be an almost delusionary optimism may actually have been a practical fatalism, an understanding of the city's violent history.

They simply have a multi-layered delusionary world view".

"The result was not peace or an end to the killing, but years of military stalemate, slow bleeding and delusionary diplomatic haggling."

The fact that none of the candidates appeared to be a sociopath, a delusionary, a demagogue, or a serious neurotic.

She keeps trying to do what she thinks is the right thing and is repeatedly blocked by her brother's delusionary behavior.

Those looking for prophet motive admit to being stumped about what specifically rockets some visitors into delusionary flight.

All this is faithless and delusionary.

The woman was delusionary.

Art, while beautiful, is delusionary.

Instead you invent a delusionary race on a far planet on which you can blame your own inadequacies.

Continuing in her delusionary state, Vanessa begs Anatol to take her away.

Until I saw the autopsy report I continued to think this anyway, an example of delusionary thinking, the omnipotent variety.

Sometimes, he's a little delusionary."

And so, during Sunday's hearings the words "delusionary" and "schizophrenic" were drawn from witnesses assembled by the Thomas defense team.

"You are delusionary," Worf said.

According to the Klaus Conrad 1958 account, grātia gratiam parit, the delusion occurs as a second order development of earlier delusionary thinking.

He said that "the cult was Joel Steinberg" and that Miss Nussbaum was not delusionary.

Recently he had been devouring books about mental ailments and suspected he might have Intermittent Delusionary Disorder or some other dementia.

A study (Peters et al 1999) found adherents to new religious movements to have similar delusionary cognition as rated by the Peters et al.