| And Mrs. Merkel still deludes herself that German-dictated austerity plans can lead Europe back to economic growth. |
| Jonah Goldberg, also of the American Enterprise Institute, in an article in The Washington Post this year, complained that overwithholding deludes taxpayers into thinking they are getting a tax cut when they get a tax refund. |
| It focuses on animal treatment rather than animal use and deludes people into thinking that welfare regulations are actually resulting in significant protection for animals. |
| United in a centripetal circle, the video screen deludes us into seeing a group as drawn together by the same song, surrounding the viewer like zealots attempting to convert him to the cult of Muzak. |
| There is no hiding place in that room for a pretender, or for a man who simply deludes himself that he is still capable of adding to the team. |
| The latter symbolizes that egoistic force of maya which deludes individuals and keeps them from knowing their innate nature as god. |
