Sentence examples for be able to fool from inspiring English sources

You will not be able to fool the donkey.

His players know they won't be able to fool Jordan.

Eventually, N.B.A. fans will tire of the ugliness Karl spoke of, and even the league's terrific marketing will not be able to fool people.

He went on to predict that by 2000, computers would be able to fool the average interrogator over five minutes of questioning at least 30percentt of the time.

And editors and technophiles alike agree that anyone determined to fabricate or alter images will be able to fool the forensics software — perhaps by using the very same detection algorithms to learn how.

Yesterday's demand came after the US embassy in Damascus warned that close monitoring of the situation by satellite meant that the Syrian government would not be able to fool the international community over its promise to remove heavy weapons and troops.

"He was able to fool the F.B.I. with all their technology and surveillance, but he's not able to fool his wife?

Mr Matsumoto was able to fool them around 80% of the time using fingers made of moulded gelatin.

Regulators are delving into how and why Mr. Raju was able to fool auditors and investors for several years.

This fraudster was able to fool financial regulators because they are still using 1930s pen and paper technology to handle today's digital challenges.

That means those test takers were able to fool the exam, and thus might have returned to physical activity sooner than medically appropriate.