That doesn't absolve Bush and Blair (ignorant fellows both), Eden or poor deluded Lawrence from what they caused to be done in Egypt, Iraq, Palestine and the rest.
My God," Will broods, wondering how he'll manage to rescue all those sadly deluded patrons from such a terrible mistake.
Allah's curse be on them: how they are deluded away from the Truth!. sheikh Ahmad Kutty has said this verse referred to a specific group of Jews who called Ezra "the son of God".
The IS threat does not just come from attacks such as the recent killings in Tunisia or from deluded recruits leaving their homes in London and Glasgow to join this twisted cause, all of whom deserve to be stripped of British citizenship.
The rapper Lupe Fiasco weighs what has become of hip-hop and what might become of the world: from deluded stereotypes and ghetto poverty to child soldiers, plague and apocalypse.
According to the national gambling board, the five casinos that operated there in the year to March 2000 there are more now grossed over 2 billion rand ($325m) from deluded punters, and passed on 183m rand in provincial tax.Add in bingo and bookmakers, and gross gambling-tax revenues for the country crept up to nearly 450m rand for that year.
In 1830, it didn't seem a bad idea to set a farce in a mental hospital, as Donizetti did in I Pazzi Per Progretto; in 1952, one could expect laughs from deluded Englishmen pretending to be Johnny Foreigner, as Malcolm Arnold did in The Dancing Master.
They often think that those of us who dream and hope and believe in the rich abundance of new possibility are deluded and disconnected from reality.
Michael Scott (The Office), Larry David (Curb Your Enthusiasm), Jerry and George (Seinfeld) and Kenny Powers (Eastbound and Down) were all deluded, egotistical and douchey from time to time.
This was a gift from our deluded acting art director, Ian Richardson, a man with an overdeveloped sense of mischief, no discernible sense of restraint and – apparently – a spare £5.50 to spend on pot cats.
