megalomania

The day is not far when Modi's megalomania will bring the Indian people to grief.

Let those who think they own today, those for whom the rustle of dollars notes is routine, continue riding the waves of megalomania. Let them tread the earth, full of wine brewed in the temple of self-worship.

Modi may have taken foolishly rash step to have a final solution in his megalomania but it should be a new lease for the spirit of Kashmiri resistance.

Edinburgh, by contrast, fell victim to the municipal megalomania of the 50s and 60s that determined life would be much better if every adult owned a car.

The statues of bronze, cement and marble had critics accusing her of self-obsession and megalomania. (ANI)

The worst things to affect a human being are vanity, megalomania, the belief in one's own power and his dependence on his limited mortal strength.

This exercise in narcissism, megalomania, treason and delusions about one's political worth, in the quest for portfolios and a bigger slice of the cake, has already exhausted the patience of Speaker Nabih Berri and premier-designate Saad Hariri, who have raised the alarm on the pitfalls Lebanon might face as the mudslinging, insults and accusations start to touch on the vulnerable economy, already teetering on the brink.

"But the other aspect of it could just be Mao Zedong-like megalomania; he is just convinced that he is fit to be an emperor for life."

The only things they didn't mention were paranoia, megalomania and a bad comb-over.

President Erdogan's statements and actions -- call it megalomania or wish to impose Pax Ottomana -- do not augur well."

He is a mentally deranged person full of megalomania and complacency."