Sentence examples for being deluded from inspiring English sources

"I worry about being deluded," Creed says.

Being deluded is like being sedated by the belief that you are effectively your nerve holding.

An illusion, or a delusion, demands that there is a subjectivity being deluded.

Michael Gove and Boris Johnson appeared motivated more by manoeuvring for leadership than deep conviction, as well as being deluded about their own strategic cleverness.

Mr. Nasaw's Hearst is an autocrat, spendthrift, bigot and egoist capable of being deluded by his own power and influence, but he is not entirely unsympathetic.

The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, had earlier in the week accused some in the UK of being deluded about the consequences of leaving the EU, but offered a softer tone in Brussels.

Ms. Tsarnaeva is deluded.

I was deluded.

David Miliband is deluded.

You'd be deluded".

Maybe I'm deluded.