Sentence examples for be conning from inspiring English sources
verb
To study, especially in order to gain knowledge of.
Anyone who says otherwise must be conning you".
She became something of an icon for the gay men who watched the show, what with her pocketbook of a pet, cotton candy wardrobe, snark-gun always set to stun, and especially her misguided maternal care of her peculiarly billed "permanent houseguest," a handsome young gay man who whined poolside in few clothes all season and--shocker --turned out to be conning her the whole time.
Learn to understand who actually needs your help and who might just be conning, or manipulating you.
She could not be conned, though.
But they may believe that the public can be conned.
He deserves to be conned, cheated, and extorted.
I thought an honest John could not be conned!
"He was conning me on," he added.
"The F.B.I. are conning themselves and they are conning everybody else," he said.
"The F.B.I. are conning themselves and they are conning everybody else,'' he said.
Actually, officials say, he was conning the government, too.
