Deluding

The cult leader was deluding his followers into thinking that he was a prophet.

The dark alley was deluding the passerby into thinking it was safe to walk through at night.

The psychic was accused of deluding people into believing she could communicate with the dead.

The peaceful exterior of the country was deluding the tourists into thinking they were safe from danger.

The lack of security checks was deluding the airport authorities into thinking the airport was secure.

The lack of warning signs was deluding drivers into thinking the road ahead was safe to travel.

The building's faulty security system was deluding the residents into thinking they were safe from intruders.

The celebrity was deluding herself into thinking that she was immune to criticism.

The psychic was deluding her clients with her predictions of the future.

The journalist was deluding the public by pretending to have insider information.

The manager was deluding herself into thinking that her team was performing well.

The addict was deluding himself into thinking that he could quit anytime he wanted.

She knew he was deluding her with his promises.

The spy was deluding the enemy by pretending to be a diplomat.

The politician was accused of deluding his constituents with promises he had no intention of keeping.

He was deluding himself by thinking that he could keep his gambling habit under control.

They are deluding themselves into thinking that their business plan will succeed without any changes.

The well-lit parking lot was deluding the shoppers into thinking their cars were safe from theft.

The dictator was deluding his people into thinking that he was a benevolent leader.

The magician was deluding the audience into thinking that he could make objects disappear.

The government was deluding the public with its propaganda about the success of its economic policies.

The con artist was deluding people into investing in a fake company.

The company's executives were deluding themselves by thinking they could ignore the competition.

The employer was deluding the employee into thinking that he was going to get a promotion.

He was deluding himself into thinking he could finish the marathon without any training.

The philosopher was accused of deluding his students with his abstract ideas.

The inexperienced swimmer was deluding himself into thinking he was safe from drowning in deep water.

He is deluding himself into thinking that he can fly.

He is deluding himself into thinking that he is better than everyone else.

The motivational speaker was accused of deluding his audience by making unrealistic promises about their future success.

The cult leader was deluding his followers into thinking he had special powers.

He is deluding himself into thinking that he can make a million dollars overnight.

The charity was accused of deluding its donors by misrepresenting how their contributions were being used.

The athlete was deluding the anti-doping authorities by pretending to take a supplement rather than a banned substance.

He is deluding himself into thinking that he can eat whatever he wants without gaining weight.

The CEO was deluding shareholders with his overly optimistic projections.

They were deluding themselves if they thought they could win the game without their star player.

The false prophet was accused of deluding his followers into giving him their life savings.

He's deluding himself if he thinks he can finish the project by himself.

The religious leader was deluding his followers with his extreme beliefs.

The doctor's reassurance was deluding the patient into thinking their condition was not serious.

The politician was accused of deluding his constituents by promising to solve problems that were outside of his control.

The fortune teller was deluding her clients with fake predictions.

He is deluding himself into thinking that he can quit smoking anytime he wants.

The absence of smoke detectors was deluding the tenants into thinking their apartment was safe from fires.

She is deluding herself into thinking that she doesn't have a drinking problem.

The historian was deluding himself with his biased interpretation of events.

The imposter was deluding the school by pretending to be a qualified teacher.

The fortune teller was deluding her clients into thinking she had psychic powers.

The beauty industry was deluding women into thinking that they needed to look a certain way to be accepted.