Sentence examples for be made a fool of from inspiring English sources

To be robbed is to be made a fool of.

I didn't want to go on The X Factor and be made a fool of.

The politician only wanted to impress his guest and not be made a fool of by the food.

"No, because you've got a programme labelled Benefits Street – in my mind, whoever's going to be on that show is going to be made a fool of, 'cos that's what they normally do.

You'll be made a fool of".

She is essentially there to be made a fool of — and to scream the alarm that Ripley has killed Dickie, so that it is all the more frightening when he gets away with it.

The King is enraged at being made a fool of, and Kanzo and his family flee.

That's journalese for "I'm afraid of being made a fool of".

If you dread being made a fool of, you will steer clear of art altogether.

Rupert Murdoch, meanwhile, does not take kindly to being made a fool of.

"People felt like they were made a fool of," Albert says, her voice rising.