Sentence examples for delude readers from inspiring English sources
Actually, Perkins continues to delude readers.
Your rhetoric may delude some readers by its projection of equal expectations.
A business story that doesn't reference the politics, a stock price story that doesn't note the long-term growth strategy, a marketing story that doesn't outline the financial implications — they're all presenting incomplete pictures, and thereby somehow deluding the reader".
Of course, the character in the original strip doesn't necessarily see romance readers as deluded dupes.
By scum, he surely means the press who deluded, flattered and sexually stimulated readers with scurrilous lies about the Profumo affair using privacy-infringing methods that make one realise those excoriated by Lord Leveson had their predecessors.
I've always felt that I had this message I had to bring the reader - a deluded notion, I'm sure, but it's kept me going.
Children are ideal readers of experimental fiction because childhood itself is experimental, whereas teenage smart alecks are terrible readers of experimental fiction, because they've deluded themselves into thinking they've figured everything out (adults are even worse).
Let us not delude ourselves.
Too many businesspeople delude themselves.
