Sentence examples for be fooled to from inspiring English sources

"But I don't think anyone should be fooled to believe that this amounts to significant progress".

To work, they require of readers a willingness to be fooled, to be gulled into a world of walking trees and talking lions.

In another television ad, California is a pig, and the voice-over tells entrepreneurs not to be fooled (to quote Sarah Palin) by the lipstick being put on it.Since this advertising campaign began on August 7th, the Nevada Development Authority, which is trying to persuade companies from California to come to southern Nevada, has received 125 inquiries.

But don't be fooled to think otherwise.

It was for kids so young they could be fooled to think they were steering their boat through the water.

Cynicism allows us to not be fooled, to see and understand clearly the problems within the institutions of sport and faith, to see what pockmarks and poisons the bodies of sport and faith.

"I was fooled to have believed his words," the actor says according to the government translation.

"We would be fools to say something hasn't shifted.

"We would be fools to think those men couldn't do again what they did before".

We'd be fools to trifle with it by making change for change's sake.

Mr Perry's competitors in the GOP race would be fools to assume he's too much the fool to pose a threat.