Sentence examples for I'm deluded from inspiring English sources
People talk about your bottom sagging and dropping as you get older, and either I'm deluded or mine hasn't.
They look at me as if I'm mad, that I'm deluded, that this is an old dying lady and I can't accept it.
It's great to talk about art like this, but then I start to think I'm deluded and the reality is I've got to get a job.
In every phase of the process, there were opportunities to turn an average sketch into a great one (and also to do the opposite, but I'm deluded enough to believe that I never engaged in that kind of reverse alchemy).
One ought not to be deceived, imagining that merely because I, too, have long been "perilously poor," because I'm African American, that I'm deluded.
"I don't think I'm deluding myself.
I'm a believer in humanitarian intervention to avert genocide or mass atrocities — when the stars align, as I believe they did in Libya — so maybe I'm deluding myself to justify our bombing campaign.
Maybe I'm deluding myself.
I don't know why I'm deluding myself!" Huntsman, predictably says that of course there will be a Mormon president and it may happen soon and it's a "nonsense issue" to bring up when everyone is out of work.
