Sentence examples for deluding the reader from inspiring English sources
A business story that doesn't reference the politics, a stock price story that doesn't note the long-term growth strategy, a marketing story that doesn't outline the financial implications — they're all presenting incomplete pictures, and thereby somehow deluding the reader".
To take any other position is simply deluding the public.
The Republican hopefuls are deluding themselves and trying to delude the voters.
Whatever really happened, the practical effect was to delude the right-wing faithful.
"I know the truth, the prosecution knows the truth, they are trying to delude the court".
Thus finding of a duodenal ulcer in endoscopy often deludes the diagnosis as peptic ulcer aetiology may be sought.
This will delude the eyes into believing that the ceiling is actually higher than it is.
Your rhetoric may delude some readers by its projection of equal expectations.
Chapter by chapter, the reader starts to realise Rachel is less deluded that it first appeared.
Deluded into believing that his enterprise has made him smarter, Jacobs constantly seeks to bedazzle the reader with his latest shocking discoveries, unaware that things he perceives as riveting arcana are common knowledge in many quarters.
As if "escapist" fiction is a cheap opiate used by the muddled and the foolish and the deluded, and the only fiction that is worthy, for adults or for children, is mimetic fiction, mirroring the worst of the world the reader finds herself in.
