Sentence examples for deluded about the from inspiring English sources
They think he's really deluded about the dharma.
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.
The older generation is not the least bit deluded about the future of the Yiddish Forward, and hopes that the publication will go on, at least in English.
Only that we must be aware, not be deluded about the sacrifices and losses that such a surrender may entail, be ready to pay the price.
Tesman is a boy-man, cosseted by his aunts as a child, and deluded about the wife whom he now lives to please.
Even in private, the government is deluded about leaving the EU.
But if he's wrong – if he's deluded about where the food is, say – then coordination can be very slow.
Maybe you've been deluded about yourself and the world your whole life.
"We are fixated on our own image, utterly deluded about our own bodies, about the whole realm of the physical.
When Odin receives the M.V.P. award, Hugo is consumed with rage, though it is never clear if he was unjustly ignored or if he is deluded about his place on the team.
