Sentence examples for woefully deluded from inspiring English sources

Frivolous, vain and stunningly indifferent to the hurt they inflict on others -- especially Rémy's charming and, until the transfixing denouement, woefully deluded wife Louise (Dorothée Berryman) -- these men and women aren't libertines so much as superannuated spoiled brats.

Together, they comprise an explosive exposé of Anglo-American foreign policy, and they should be compulsory viewing for anyone who still doubts that we're woefully deluded about the real reasons why our governments go to war.

These boys from an English town, coming from jobs in retail and customer service, seemed woefully deluded and underprepared for war, but increasingly, British fighters have been joining frontline battles and the ICSR estimates 50 could have been killed.

JERUSALEM — For many Israelis, the 1973 Arab-Israeli war was their single most terrifying moment, when a woefully unprepared nation, deluded into believing that its neighbors regarded it as impregnable, suffered a devastating attack and struggled back to victory at enormous cost with last-minute American help.

His warnings that Corbyn is going to lead us poor, deluded, likely majority lemmings over a cliff seem woefully inadequate.

Ms. Tsarnaeva is deluded.

We've deluded you.

He was also deluded.

"He had become deluded".

David Miliband is deluded.

I was deluded.