Sentence examples for Become deluded from inspiring English sources
Athletes become deluded into thinking we can have peace and war simultaneously.
People either become deluded, or they get taken to a certain level and then dropped.
I just hope that I would be so romantic that I become deluded enough to keep hoping".
Some, like Burke and Paretsky, have opted to carry on ploughing the same furrow over and over, while others, like Ellroy, have become deluded by their own dreams of grandeur.
Here there are no larger-than-life characters, no sinner-saints or inspired madmen -- just listless, marginal dreamers, scavengers who seem to have become deluded by some long-forgotten notion of the desert, only to find themselves eking out a hardscrabble existence among the detritus of those who've been this way before.
"He became deluded in his belief that he had constructed a legit traffic study".
But in the space of 10 years, he became deluded by power, a leader whose only ambitions were to build palaces and drive luxurious cars.
Ranked #2 BPM [Beats Per Minute]!" The praise is so detached and mechanical that it calls into question whether corporate executives have become so deluded by money that they now really think of BPM metrics as legitimate and positive ways to describe art.
In a motion filed on Mr. Letterman's behalf, Pat Rogers, an Albuquerque lawyer, wrote, "Celebrities deserve protection of their reputation and legal rights when the occasional fan becomes dangerous or deluded".
"A Little Thing Called Murder" does not delve into Sante Kimes's childhood, so no theory is presented as to how she became so twisted, deluded and deluding.
