Sentence examples for be deluded to from inspiring English sources

It would be deluded to suggest otherwise".

(Though you'd have to be deluded to infer the slightest smidgen of a resemblance).

He admits that "this is a question of a kind which no one would be deluded to think one could answer about oneself".

Above all, it has become clearer than ever that the grotesque inequality of economic outcomes – which had opened up long before 2008, but which was felt more keenly once incomes started sinking – were at a point where it would be deluded to imagine that every youngster would have a fair shot to get to the top.

Tea-partiers, right-wing libertarians and left-wing anarchists are deluded to think otherwise.

"It's deluded to think moving house will make you happier, unless you live where I live".

ISIS supporters crowed about the beheadings, bragging that such "bacteria" as al Qader and Hamadi were deluded to think they were safe beyond the Turkish border.

The Iraq and Afghanistan wars, they'll note, aren't wars against Islam or against Muslims; Major Hasan must have been deluded to think that they are!

Western policymakers are deluded to think that they can use their twilight of pre-eminence to lock rising powers into their own values and institutions.It is going to be much harder than that, Mr Kupchan says.

Lehman's Richard Fuld is deluded to the point of derangement; John Thain, the head of Merrill Lynch, starts talking about compensation in the middle of a save-the-country meeting; Henry Paulson, the Treasury Secretary, twice becomes physically ill.

While the conference attendees couldn't have agreed more with Joannides about what should be taught in schools, much of the crowd thought he was deluded to imagine they could ever get away with it.