Sentence examples for deluded me from inspiring English sources
Or have I sold out a century of progress by "obeying" Runels, a member of the patriarchy, who deluded me into thinking I needed him to fix me?" These questions made sex worse.
I'd parlayed that into writing for the local newspaper; which led to stringing for the NY Daily News; all of which deluded me into believing that I could go to Vermont and knock out a novel and get rich.
Thespis victimizes me, deludes me, and makes a ridiculous fool of me.
I have the view that for our educated, empathic straight allies, claiming "queer" is as deluded as me, a 40-year-old, white, middle-class Jewish woman, claiming to be black because I know when the Windrush landed.
People might call me deluded for saying that, but I think things are a little too new.
"If leaders in the Church think that improving its interface with digital technology is going to help it stop hemorrhaging youth, they are sadly deluded," Smith wrote me.
We said goodbye, he alive and me as deluded as ever.
The notion that a player or a group of players can figure out who to put together for championship success strikes me as deluded and dangerous.
This review in this magazine, it's me, it's me, it's me!'" He thinks you're deluded for thinking you're a well-known rapper?
But then the way he framed his internal workings to me, it made me feel like I was deluded in any friendly overtures I perceived – that I might as well try to develop feelings for a Cadbury's Creme Egg.
