Sentence examples for deluded about from inspiring English sources

Better to not be deluded about one's popularity.

They think he's really deluded about the dharma.

Are they each deluded about Kay in different ways?

And Dillinger, as the movie readily shows, is deluded about himself.

Of course, no one should be deluded about their influence, either.

Britain in particular was slightly deluded about the severity of our obesity problem, despite it being a major topical issue.

Granted, men can be deluded about the reasons a woman they've just met might end up in their hotel rooms.

It's not fair to allow a child to be deluded about who they are".

(I'm hedging in fairness to the fraternity brother Spitty Clark: he's a moron, but he's not deluded about it).

She is a creature of the publishing world, encouraged for her narcissism and deluded about her talents.

Maybe that's why some teenagers can seem at once so self-deluded about their own standing and fascinated by the doings of the in group.