Sentence examples for be deluded into thinking from inspiring English sources

("His young fans" shouldn't be deluded into thinking otherwise).

No one should be deluded into thinking the measure is a cure-all, however.

The point is to create an alternative, not to be deluded into thinking there is an open election that can be won.

Writing had not redeemed him, and he did not want anyone, including himself, to be deluded into thinking that it had, or that it could.

"There's a passage when Jane [tries] to convince herself that she must... not be deluded into thinking Mr Rochester liked her more than an employer would... because she does not deserve his attention.

Don't be deluded into thinking that being single as a widow or widower is sociably unacceptable.

How many women have been deluded into thinking that work is the cause of domestic problems?

Iceland went bust because a country of fishermen was deluded into thinking it had become a giant investment bank.

But because land's fraction was rising until recently, people may have been deluded into thinking that investments in housing and land were one and the same.

Many black people have been deluded into thinking that our BMWs, Lexuses, Porsches, Benzes, titles, heavily mortgaged condos and living environments can influence people who are fundamentally immoral".

After Julie and Donnie have sealed their fate in sexual congress, they hatch a plan to head for Florida, at least until Julie is deluded into thinking that her alliance with her husband's underling has branded her a social outcast.