Sentence examples for might delude from inspiring English sources

When asked if the "school" might delude some young wantrepreneurs, convincing them to abandon traditional higher learning or safer jobs to launch a company, Ralston countered, saying "I have to reject the idea that knowledge about what it takes to start a startup is weaponized or dangerous to people.

Research by Ariel Tankus and Yehezkel Yeshurun investigating "camouflage breaking", the automated detection of objects such as tanks, showed that analysing images for convexity by looking for graded shadows can "break very strong camouflage, which might delude even human viewers".

Where might deluded Republican primary voters have picked up such a misguided idea?

He writes sympathetically about how busy they must be and imagines that they even might be "deluded by that busyness".

Brody's character might be able to delude himself that he's a good guy, but the women, once pressed, make sure he knows he's wrong.

People might call me deluded for saying that, but I think things are a little too new.

But try as they might, conservatives are deluding themselves if they fail to recognize that Trumpism is, indeed, the reductio ad absurdum of the thrust of the Republican Party over a long generation.

First, it gives her another few weeks in which to delude herself that Obama might implode.

"And I might be idealistic, I might come across as deluded or unrealistic.

"Don't let the romance of home ownership delude you into making a decision that might not be right for you," said Anita Carter, an associate broker for Charles H. Greenthal Residential Sales in Manhattan.

A list like this makes a girl grateful that Freud even bothered to ask what such desperate, deluded creatures might want.