Sentence examples for it's deluded from inspiring English sources

"It's deluded to think moving house will make you happier, unless you live where I live".

And it's deluded because the extent of change in what and how people watch TV has been - and, in my view, will continue to be - much less than the current hype suggests.

"It's deluded to think political sensitivities will go away, but that doesn't mean [getting rid of subsidies] will never happen," says Mr Varro.

With the financial bodies that govern the world utterly committed to our current path directly into the abyss, the idea that a government could end austerity and balance out the wealth a bit, while keeping everything else fundamentally the same, isn't reasonable, it's deluded.

"If there's one thing the brain is very good at, it's deluding itself".

To this extent it is deluded about its real nature.

But it should also insist that to respond by making reason's diktat our sole mantra and guide is as impoverishing as it is deluded and dangerous.

Not so coincidentally, the entire business of our belief that Bayreuth was deeply and genuinely committed to refuting and transcending its Nazi past turns out to have been as naive as it was deluded.

It is an evangelical, revolutionary idea (once hailed as "the capitalist road to communism") but it is deluded and diversionary.

Anyone who thinks this devastating problem is going away soon, or that the economy can be put back on track without addressing it, is deluded.

It was deluded, of course, but for those of us masochists, ironists, sentimentalists, Spike Lee who continue to love the Knicks, it was fun to believe, if only for a while.