Sentence examples for deluded you from inspiring English sources
When the conversation turns to how Spinal Tap might be coping with the ongoing collapse of the music industry, Guest starts explaining that the band probably haven't noticed: "If you're deluded, you live in a place where there isn't everyone else's reality.
To be more deluded, you would have to be the proprietor of a "Free Jahar" blog.
Such superb actors can even delude you into believing this play says something about death and life.
"Don't let the romance of home ownership delude you into making a decision that might not be right for you," said Anita Carter, an associate broker for Charles H. Greenthal Residential Sales in Manhattan.
Don't you like me anymore, dG6$fT £%T8?!" Put a little piece of tape over the paranoid part of your brain that is deluding you into believing that anybody would ever want to peek into your tedious, whiny e-mails.
"Never allow the police to delude you into believing that they have changed their tactics," he said.
It deludes you into thinking your lifestyle is fine -- resulting in you putting off things that matter the most, like doing what you love.
He will have to go wherever he's going alone, in the end -- friends and family can distract and delude you, but in the end, it's a solo flight.
You're deluded if you think your precious green plants are better at converting sunlight into energy.
