Sentence examples for has deluded from inspiring English sources
Remain has deluded itself in myriad ways.
In this sense Abbott is hobbled, and has deluded himself.
The main character has deluded himself into believing that he is a superman, but as circumstances assail him he becomes overwhelmed with shame and finally commits suicide.
In its leading article, the Times spoke of Castro having created "a malign myth that has deluded generations of western students".
It even begins to appear that Japan's vaunted scientific and technical prowess has taken on the character of a kind of myth, and that myth has deluded the nation's politicians and business leaders.
Rather than accept reality the government has deluded itself into thinking that Britain can just install an update for empire and return to former glories on the world stage.
"Reckless people have deluded themselves that this was a subprime crisis," he told me.
Conservatives have deluded themselves that the president can be reined in, or at least harnessed to their cause.
He may have deluded himself into thinking that by taking hostages he could force a prosecutor to review his earlier dismissal.
"But I think we have deluded ourselves into thinking that a challenge as big as bending the cost curve can be collapsed into something as simple as transparency".
