delusions of grandeur

IT WAS no surprise that the Alliance of Lillikas, who is the true heir of Makarios in the delusions of grandeur stakes, felt obliged to issue a statement lambasting the government for the exam question because its "propaganda about its bailout policy and the Anan-type settlement it was pursuing had gone beyond every limit."

Created by hand, the chandeliers at Delusions Of Grandeur are made of distressed steel wire, glass beads and mother-of-pearl buttons.

Even the arts are represented by research grants such as "Perception and Production of Expressive Microstructure," a project which, for $210,472, studies "the expressive microstructure of music--the systematic variations in timing, dynamics, and articulation that make performed music expressive and aesthetically appealing" NIMH's portfolio is so broad that it qualifies as having delusions of grandeur. Indeed, if NIMH presented itself as a patient, it would be immediately started on lithium.

Get rid of your Zeusian delusions of grandeur and get on with the business of working with life as it is.

For the less devoted, the book merely confirms the impression that she is, to use her own nice distinctions, a minor writer with delusions of grandeur.

An estimated 2 million to 3 million people in the United States suffer from manic depression, characterized by periods of severe depression alternating with episodes of uncontrolled elation, restlessness, racing thoughts and delusions of grandeur. Periods of normal mood typically occur between manic and depressive episodes.

Monica Lewis releases her debut music album, "Delusions of Grandeur" March 15 2019.

Embittered that her star has faded, she suffers delusions of grandeur, convinced she'll return to the silver screen.

He said: "Delusions of grandeur or what?" Critics said May was following in the pompous tradition of Thatcher, who infamously declared "we have become a grandmother" after son Mark had his first child back in 1989.

The party, and Aoun in particular, have delusions of grandeur, and they appear increasingly dangerous.

This may sound like the script for a political satire or a comedy show but in Cyprus it is for real and despite the catastrophes it has brought upon the country over the decades the delusions of grandeur and lack of a sense of perspective still reigns supreme.

Lingering delusions of grandeur at any level of the club should be banished and past glories used as a motivation for new successes rather than an excuse to rest on laurels.

WORLD BOG SNORKELLING CHAMPIONSHIPS, LLANWRTYD WELLS (AUGU UST) from all peat [bar] NO, that's not delusions of grandeur, people really do come f over the globe to take part in this competition on the dense bogs of small-town Powys.

Ball of Crosby has delusions of grandeur regarding his home town in describing Bootle people as "the likes of them".

I think the voters who supported the idea of a parish council suffered an onset of collective delusions of grandeur if they thought it would have any real power or influence.