Sentence examples for it can delude from inspiring English sources

Chavez explains that hitting a ball high and far in batting practice may excite the handful of early-bird fans in attendance, but it can delude a player into thinking he has the right swing when he might not.

Normally, I would make up some lie about how difficult they are to make myself seem cooler, but on my last trip I encountered a 4-year-old biking Kessel Run (seriously), so there's no way I can delude myself into thinking I did something hard.

Yet, ultimately, I will take Stephen Jay Gould's opinion of religion it and apply it to conspiracy theories: "Look, it's a tough life and if you can delude yourself into thinking that there's all some warm and fuzzy meaning to it all, it's enormously comforting.

You can delude yourself and wish it different but memory is an obdurate prick when it suits itself to be.

It's much easier to get over someone if you can delude yourself into thinking you never really cared that much.

"The fact that they can delude some of their users into thinking it's not prostitution also works to their benefit thanks to all the stigma around sex work," she says.

It's amazing how a lot of ambition and a bit of privilege can delude a fairly average mind into thinking you're incredibly talented.

The French media can delude themselves, but for them, I would say that the bride is still too beautiful!

But nobody who saw what happened when the Republicans won a majority in Congress can delude themselves into imagining that you can't demand graft and tax cuts at the same time.

I think you can delude yourself: 'Well, I've written that now, that's that dealt with.' You could be self-satisfied, and I think there was a degree of that with the protest song".

A heartwarming story, certainly, but the real takeaway is two-fold: companies can delude themselves and men in Luigi costumes are very disturbing.