Sentence examples for becoming deluded from inspiring English sources
It also accused Leibniz of becoming deluded by his zeal to make metaphysics the foundation of physics.
Herbert travelled across North America with his daughter, finding shelter in Jewish communities and becoming ever more paranoid and deluded.
Eager to rehabilitate itself, the family managed to keep Winifred tucked away for decades, although in 1969 she was still deluding herself that "I'm becoming accepted again".
Most of "The Shaggs," directed by John Langs and featuring a book by Joy Gregory and music by Gunnar Madsen, is the rather sad story of a father's deluded attempts to browbeat his misfit daughters into becoming a facsimile of the chart-topping guitar strummers remaking the pop landscape in the late 1960s.
Given the Tories' woeful ineptitude, deluded thinking and many deceitful statements, it is also becoming increasingly hard to see how the EU could take any British position on good faith.
What is troubling, however, is the alarming number of Americans big oil has deluded into not only denying basic science, but also becoming actual defenders of fossil fuels as somehow protecting the American way of life.
Reformers hope that this alone will reduce the prison population by about 35%, and prevent jails becoming universities of crime for the merely wayward.Nobody is deluding themselves that these reforms will happen overnight.
Hoffmann, pursued by the police for killing Giulietta's former lover Schlémil, now turns on her for stealing his reflection and tries to kill her, too, but, deluded by the villain Dapertutto, kills her servant Pitichinaccio instead, thus becoming a double murderer.
Ms. Tsarnaeva is deluded.
