In the manner that small children
labour under the delusion that there is a Father Christmas, far too many people in this country worry about this figment of their imagination.
In the shorter term however it may lead to greater geopolitical tension as the neoconservative influence in Washington continues to
labour under the delusion that the U.S.
I'M actually a very funny guy," insisted pop flop Gareth Gates as he continued to
labour under the delusion that anyone gives a toss whether he lives or dies.
Advocates of US dialogue with the Shi'ite theocracy of Iran and the Ba'thist dictatorship of Syria, like former US Secretary of State James Baker,
labour under the delusion that they can actually reach an understanding that would enable a graceful US exit from Iraq and help stabilise that wounded country.
I always assume that architects, whose website text size is not alterable by users,
labour under the delusion that they thereby retain control of things.
In the past, I have normally tried to build a Howard Hughes-like sense of mystery, secrecy and seclusion around my life, not least because I
labour under the delusion that it makes me attractive to the opposite sex.
In the past, I have tried to build a Howard Hughes-like sense of mystery, secrecy and seclusion around my life, not least because I
labour under the delusion that it makes me attractive to the opposite sex.
What else can a Midlander do with American visitors who still
labour under the delusion that Britain is a civilised gentle society?
Do we really want the rest of the world to
labour under the delusion that Elleray is our top ref?
