Sentence examples for would delude from inspiring English sources

My parents are extremely sociable and I would delude myself if I felt that their only real need was to see their descendants – though of course they like to see us too.

I'd known for months that it was liable to happen, but I'd deluded myself into thinking that I had more time.

Nehru was an idealist, a pacifist, who chose to believe (his critics would say "delude himself") that India gained by remaining nonaligned and against the Cold War.

Above all, it has become clearer than ever that the grotesque inequality of economic outcomes – which had opened up long before 2008, but which was felt more keenly once incomes started sinking – were at a point where it would be deluded to imagine that every youngster would have a fair shot to get to the top.

It would be deluded to suggest otherwise".

And the Mets would be deluded if they truly believe they can contend next season.

"The right would be deluding itself if it felt it was inaugurating a new France," said the daily Le Monde in an editorial.

He admits that "this is a question of a kind which no one would be deluded to think one could answer about oneself".

"We would be deluding ourselves that we are going to grow by taking share back from Wal-Mart," Ms. Moran said, noting that Walmart has 20percentt of the market and Target about 10percentt.

To put it bluntly, once you're into a world of laptops and strip lighting, it's hard to believe Othello would be deluded by the absence of a spotted handkerchief.

"In a one-party state even the supporters of the one party are sometimes restive .That said, the Democrats would be deluding themselves if they ascribed the shock in Massachusetts to a poor campaign, or to special local factors, as they did in November when the Republicans scored victories in the governors' races in Virginia and New Jersey.