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) he has delusions of grandeur
) adjectiveBut Geoffrey Rush steals the film as the eponymous tailor, a slippery former convict whose delusional fantasies bring tragic consequences.Times, Sunday Times (2004)
But generally a patient with Parkinson's disease who also has delusional disorder will receive attention and treatment.British Medical Journal (2002)
Claire's husband (Aidan Quinn) and psychologist (Stephen Rea) pay a hefty price for believing she is merely delusional.Misc (1999)
I was going through one of my delusional spells," he said.Ottawa Sun (2003)
I wasn't delusional or depressed, nor did I have any of the other classic symptoms of mental disorder.Dylan Evans PLACEBO: The Belief Effect (2003)
In my more delusional moments, I like to imagine that one day I will be rich.Glasgow Herald (2001)
The next day, Gordie was sent to a psychiatric ward at a local hospital, where the shrinks pronounced him delusional and schizophrenic.Duncan, Robert L The Serpent's Mark
`The thing that characterizes all delusional states is how real they feel.Stewart, Michael Grace
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