Sentence examples for be conned into from inspiring English sources

"And I don't think the millions who watch this show should be conned into thinking you can be".

David Davis, the Tory backbencher, has warned that Britain could be "conned" into military intervention in Syria by the rebels.

Don't be conned into putting your money into an 'offshore pension' offered by many international life assurers.

Alabama's attorney general, Luther J. Strange, recorded a public-service announcement warning people not to be conned into paying steep "up-front" fees for construction work or to be lured by "today-only" prices.

When the actress Charlotte Coleman died after an asthma attack, the News of the World paid for BT to be conned into handing over the itemised Friends and Family list from her bereaved parents' phone bill.

But then the whole picture has, by now, slipped into creepy territory, daring to suggest that crime — principally, the crime of deceit — is somehow therapeutic, and that both the scammer and the scammed can be conned into health and happiness.

How had we been conned into participating in this betrayal of our children?

Mr Salmond has said Scottish voters were "conned" into voting No on 18 September.

Because they have been conned into thinking they should be like men.

The Mirror is concerned about "Scotland being conned into an irreversible and catastrophic decision".

Breast-feeding is not some dour duty that modern mothers are "conned" into doing.