Examples of using Deluded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Israelis and others deluded themselves and the world into thinking that the PA is on the right path.
I think that Ilan simply deluded himself into thinking that the change of the universities and their liberalization would be a rapid process.
Some Death Eaters deluded themselves to thinking that they alone knew and understood Voldemort, or were even close to him,
it might be in the interests of this"deluded family".
Towards the end of her career, Magnani was quoted as having said,"The day has gone when I deluded myself that making movies was art.
And no, you're not a silly, deluded hippie if you believe in your ability to get through labor without interventions.
Her influence frightens me, and yet our hideously deluded brother seems to believe that she might be the key to ending this wretched prophecy.
I would do it… but only a deluded man would believe that… and only a guilty man would try and tell him so.
They deluded themselves, that a new, more humane chapter would be opened in the life of the ghetto,
Those poor, deluded fools are under the misguided belief that I am their probation worker.
You seem to live in this deluded world where you think that you can always win.
I'm a poor, deluded old woman,
Also, consider that if they continue to act in deluded ways, what will the outcome be?
This deluded comedy is already starting to get on the nerves of the most patient diplomats.
Residing in a northwest London Jewish suburb, one can easily be deluded that life for Jews in the U.K. is rosy.
Outrage at deluded men who would presume with all the arrogance of the papacy to tell you,
Contrary to your deluded point-of-view, this is not the Ritz Carlton, where you can check in and check out at your leisure.
theatre is art… You deluded yourself, and then you fell in love with the delusion.
they became deluded and have even participated in this persecution of Dafa.
Books such as“Generation Me” by Jean Twenge and“The Road to Character” by David Brooks describe young Americans as deluded narcissists.