Sentence examples similar to deluding about from inspiring English sources

Better to not be deluded about one's popularity.

Are they each deluded about Kay in different ways?

And Dillinger, as the movie readily shows, is deluded about himself.

Britain in particular was slightly deluded about the severity of our obesity problem, despite it being a major topical issue.

It's not fair to allow a child to be deluded about who they are".

She is a creature of the publishing world, encouraged for her narcissism and deluded about her talents.

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.

They might be wrong about why this happens, or deluded about how popular their ideas would actually be if given more airtime.