Sentence examples for attempting to fool from inspiring English sources

There's a vast difference between refusing to fade into the background because you are no longer of child-bearing age and wilfully attempting to fool people into believing you are younger than you are.

The government has made small adjustments to the laws before, attempting to fool Europe again and again into thinking that Hungary is a reasonable partner that shares European values.

Cesar had described the rivalry between the nations as more intense than that of Brazil's with Argentina, while Uruguay captain Diego Lugano had accused Neymar of attempting to fool referees by diving.

Michael D. Brown has claimed that he isn't attempting to fool voters -- "they're not that stupid". he says.

Obama's campaign immediately responded to Romney's comments on Monday evening, stating that Romney was attempting to "fool" the public.

"Hamas is attempting to fool the world but it will not succeed," said David Keyes, a spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a statement to VICE News.

The internal "double game", in which Pakistan's leaders have attempted to fool their own people, is also collapsing.

The real paradox of Iamus is why it's being used to attempt to fool humanity in this way.

Of course the Pats attempted to fool us by losing the coin flip in Sunday's game against Washington.

Chris Boswell attempted to fool the Ravens by stepping past the ball and kicking with his legs crossed with his opposite leg.

The app's interface encourages its users to submit their honest observations as they travel, but instances have occurred where people have attempted to fool the service with incorrect information.