Sentence examples for ability to fool from inspiring English sources

We admire the dedication of the magician, or special-effects man, as much as his ability to fool us.

Igawa's ability to fool hitters with his smooth, compact delivery has led to positive results in the International League.

However, as Cohen's celebrity ballooned, Ali G's ability to fool the great and the goofy into doing "serious" interviews diminished.

Our ability to fool ourselves is unparalleled, and the ideomotor effect is just one persistent way our own curious psychology can push us towards erroneous conclusions.

Manager Jerry Manuel said one concern about Takahashi was his ability to fool batters who had faced him once or twice already in a game, and he had no trouble doing that.

Pick: Falcons Broncos (2-2) at Patriots (2-2) Sunday, 4 25 p.m. Line: Patriots by 7 Baseball is littered with stories of veteran pitchers who through injuries or aging lose velocity on their pitches and are forced to relearn their craft, relying on creativity and the ability to fool batters with pitch placement.

Whether experience brings wisdom, excessive cynicism or an ability to get fooled a different way the second time around is another matter.

On the banner that hangs over the museum's entrance is a picture of a human eye, and the exhibition inside begins, as do movies themselves, with that versatile organ, and with its serendipitous ability to be fooled by what it sees.

And he was particularly upset by the, kind of, ability that Wall Street had to fool people by using complex language that they couldn't understand.

If your teen has this ability, it will be far harder to fool him or her into buying "the lifestyle" message alcohol advertisements try to sell.

Evan praises the COO's ability to manage the Chinese partners but it's easy for a company to fool itself about its own operational expertise.