Sentence examples for easy to delude from inspiring English sources
When we do so, it's easy to delude ourselves that what we're talking about determines whom we're talking to.
It was easy to delude myself because everyone was congratulating me for living up to my ideals.
It would be easy to delude ourselves that Holyfield is a one-off, indeed during a subsequent ticking-off by Big Brother Evander was told that his views did not represent those of the majority and for that reason could cause offence.
It's easy to delude ourselves, or live somebody else's version of life.
When you believe in your marketing story or are in love with one of your brand's distinct attributes, it's easy to delude yourself into thinking you trump the competition.
It's easy to delude ourselves into thinking, "When I just have that nice house and new car, then I can be happy".
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As Barbara Tuchman wrote about the beginning of World War I in "The Guns of August" (Macmillan, 1962), when so many elements in the equation are changing it is easy for strategists to delude themselves into thinking that, with a bit of luck, they can prevail.
You'll give up over and over again because it's easy to get deluded by all those things you can't do or don't have.
The other classic snare for owners is to delude themselves that spending huge sums will be much easier — so much "clearer" — in some vague future year when the free agent grass is greener.
