Sentence examples for was I deluded from inspiring English sources

Nor was I deluded in my belief that the feelings were mutual.

Was I deluded to think I could have an impact, or make a powerful difference in this deeply troubled kid's life?

Was I deluding myself with new age sounding spiritual B Sh?

So why am I deluding myself?

And this question is often driven, I think, by negative impulses: a nagging sense of self-distrust (am I deluding myself with hedonism, clinging to autonomy?) and /or the habit of chronic discontentment (will I be tormented if I don't have what everyone else has?).

But Joe is, I think, deluding himself if he imagines that this will make any difference.

They look at me as if I'm mad, that I'm deluded, that this is an old dying lady and I can't accept it.

(I was deluded, of course: I was not even remotely well-known enough for anyone to actually care about my personal life).

One ought not to be deceived, imagining that merely because I, too, have long been "perilously poor," because I'm African American, that I'm deluded.

Or was I? I called a few people with loft-building expertise, and within a couple of hours I was deluded enough to try it.

But then the way he framed his internal workings to me, it made me feel like I was deluded in any friendly overtures I perceived that I might as well try to develop feelings for a chocolate bar.