Sentence examples similar to a deluded perspective from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

The presence of a superlative strikes literalists as either dishonest or deluded — a beauty pageant masquerading as a spelling bee.

"This is a guy who is to a certain extent deluded," Mr. Requa said.