Sentence examples for duped into believing from inspiring English sources

He said people "were duped into believing that their lives would vastly improve".

They note that during this period the Times was duped into believing that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction.

The women claim they were duped into believing it really was a prank, staged for a reality television show.

We've been duped into believing that without outrageous costs and profits, medical progress would grind to a standstill.

He said he, like the news media, was duped into believing that Kekua died of leukemia in September.

The archdiocese argues that congregants, often new to the United States, are duped into believing they are in a Roman Catholic church.

Families like ours are often duped into believing that there aren't options other than medication, or should we refuse to comply, charges of neglect could be brought.

Seeing black people as aliens, and imagining ourselves on other worlds, is radical, Womack noted, because black people have had their imaginations "hijacked": we have been duped into only believing one narrative about ourselves.

These smokers, instead of suing for harm done to their health, claim that Philip Morris duped them into believing that its more expensive "light" brands were healthier than its regular ones.

Officials at the department discovered that five of its collectors had duped borrowers into believing that they could repair their credit or waive collection fees if they paid up.

Yet the potential violations of the law seem to be less significant than what Mr. Trump appears to have done legally: duped people into believing in another one of his self-aggrandizing shams.