Sentence examples for to be deluded from inspiring English sources

Maybe, but it also pays to be deluded.

It's not fair to allow a child to be deluded about who they are".

(Though you'd have to be deluded to infer the slightest smidgen of a resemblance).

Even before the crashes, many of the characters are revealing themselves to be deluded, secretive or in denial.

The point is to create an alternative, not to be deluded into thinking there is an open election that can be won.

In acknowledging his own hunger for some connection to historical catastrophe, he offers a convincing explanation of why people were so eager to be deluded.

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"Look, let's just face some facts here, a whole bunch of people who come to this country are economic migrants … some are genuine refugees … but you would have to be deluding yourself if you thought there weren't a bunch of people seeking to come to this country for economic reasons".

Better to not be deluded about one's popularity.

It's within this system that barriers to reporting workplace abuses are palpable, intimidating, and the mechanisms to do so can be deluded and complex.

It would be deluded to suggest otherwise".