Sentence examples similar to a deluded perception from inspiring English sources

The Bush chuckleheads misread the world and insisted that everyone else go along with their deluded perception, and they bullied the world and got huffy if the world didn't quickly fall in line.

"A View from the Bridge," by contrast, depicts the informer as a deluded victimizer.

"I had a deluded notion that I was playing a cool, sexy guy," he admits.

I would argue with Ball that water divining is neither medieval witchcraft nor a deluded art.

These countries need our help, and their citizens shouldn't be punished for the actions of a deluded few.

Until recently, I had very little support in what I was doing and was painted as a deluded extremist.

It is to be a false construction by a deluded mind.

Rather than being a deluded teenage romantic who dreams of an imaginary landscape that no longer exists, baritone Jason Switzer's Mamoud comes across more a deluded, middle-aged, balding, mustachioed academic.

His slacker posture and shrugging demeanor suggest he's a more deluded, even likable, fool than a hypocrite.

Albeit a slightly deluded one.

I was a bit deluded in that.