Sentence examples for about to be fooled from inspiring English sources

Vicky Bullett, the Washington Mystics' power forward, was not about to be fooled twice.

His rackety career tells you a lot about human nature and people's willingness to be fooled; about a media that saw its job simply as cheerleading; and about the Enronised nature of celebrity.

There is a similar chance for us to be fooled about the extent of today's problems.

And here's where it's easy to be fooled by preconceptions about Pärt's work.

Humanity has a mental defect that permits it to be fooled with fake knowledge about religion.

His skepticism was appropriate: one doesn't want to be fooled by easy talk about change.

None of the men ogling you give a shit about you either, do not be fooled.

None of the men ogling you give a [twerk] about you either, do not be fooled.

No one should be fooled about these various attacks.

"We can be fooled about determination — you can usually tell how smart people are in ten minutes.

Don't be fooled, this isn't about which route we take to our natural liberties.