Sentence examples for much deluded from inspiring English sources
But neither the press nor the participants seemed much deluded.
But Yeung says: 'However much we delude ourselves to the contrary, the truth is that human beings are animals.
Mr. Spector's solitary life in a mansion surrounded by guns and memorabilia that includes the white piano Lennon played in a music video for "Imagine" recalls nothing so much as the deluded Norma Desmond's secluded existence in "Sunset Boulevard".
In fairness, the stories Madame Nhu told about our involvement in Vietnam were often much like the deluded ones our government told itself in those years; she just talked more loudly and, despite her supposed sense of style, crudely.
So I think it's safe to say that she is not deluded so much as a woman intent on rearranging reality to suit her convenience.
In The Fable of the Bees, first printed in 1714 and much worked over, some deluded bees resolve to act according to virtue, with disastrous consequences for their industry and their colony.
Over the course of several years, beginning in 1987, Jackson allegedly ingratiated himself with Robson's and Safechuck's families, so much so that he deluded their mothers into thinking that it was an innocent gesture of friendship for him to share a bed with their young sons.
Kim Mills, education director of Human Rights Campaign: "What many of us in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community are seeing -- and we can't all be deluded -- is much greater acceptance in the workplace.
When a quick check-in turns into minutes, then hours, of scrolling through posts and articles, it's best to be deluded about how much time you just wasted.
Though I love international sporting competitions as much as anybody, I am not deluded enough to believe they are about anything other than prestige and commerce.
