Sentence examples for be fooled about from inspiring English sources

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

One could not be fooled about that; one watched the things they did and the excuses that they gave themselves, and if a white man was really in trouble, deep trouble, it was to the Negro's door that he came.

No one should be fooled about the PR choreography surrounding the launch of the book which, beyond a detailed characterisation of Flower as a dismally controlling figure and of Matt Prior as a back-stabber, may not actually live up to the publicity.

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

In experiments the nonconscious mechanisms that bind pleasure to objects can be fooled about the pleasure's source (which presumably they evolved to track), resulting in personal-level ignorance or error about this and even the unconscious formation of arbitrary new preferences.

That wasn't even on my mind when I was fooling about, because no one talked about it, but there you have it.

But no one on either side was being fooled about the tough road ahead.

Few were fooled about the old leader's real intention to rule as president for life, come what may in his aftermath.

So much so, argues Feaver, that the administration has "given the impression that they're fooled about the nature of it".

His first, Taliban, was a found-photo project which freaked out a lot of Americans who didn't want to see what the Taliban looked like when they were fooling about.

But don't be fooled; that's about the first two weeks, and after that it's full speed ahead.