Sentence examples for deluded with from inspiring English sources

But Duk-koo remained undeterred, if slightly deluded, with a talkative arrogance that belied his station in life.

Updated at 7.36pm BST 7.32pm BST He attacks Labour as "divided, deluded, with no sense of direction".

It stumbles around like a bad drunk, deluded with a sense of its own importance, crashing into walls, repeating itself and losing its plots.

Sangria can be refreshing, but drinking wine that is deluded with slices of fruit and juice has never seemed appealing to me.

He finds it ironic that the drama's protagonist chides artist John Trumbull's depiction of the signing of the Declaration of Independence by warning, "Do not let our posterity be deluded with fictions under the guise of poetical or graphical license".

Leila, though, struggles hard to understand her, but as the narrative continues, she inevitably finds herself deluded enough with Tess to try to identify with her, even to the extent of forming a relationship with one of Tess's ex-boyfriends.

Danielle was the first to confront deluded Leo with the fact that celebrities were no better than anyone else.

It's hard to say whether Gauguin's cruelties or the Dutch artist's deluded infatuation with his friend played a greater role in van Gogh's razoring of his ear, in 1888, but even Gauguin's later fond remembrance of the superior painter reeks of self-centeredness.

I have deluded myself with constant music playing, but all the dishwashers and leaf-blowers and rush-hour traffic jams have been eroding my sense of security, my very well being.

Instead, he deluded them with nostalgia for a non-existent mythical past he invented that became more important than political reality.

Without getting too deep into impenetrable lawyer land and the different duties owed invitees and other individuals, what duty does Live Nation have to protect the people who go to its concerts from some random crazy (or mean, or vengeful, or deluded) person with a gun?