Sentence examples for duped into thinking from inspiring English sources

President Obama should not be duped into thinking that deficit reduction takes precedence over job creation.

Thanks to HBO's marketing, people have been duped into thinking that history is cool.

"Women are duped into thinking it will work better than anything that is said in layman's terms," she added.

Robin Simpson's Benedick has just been duped into thinking Isobel Middleton's Beatrice has the hots for him.

I posted a picture and you're kind of duped into thinking Twitter is just you and your mates.

Parents everywhere are duped into thinking they're in the clear when their child leaves two behind, but it doesn't work that way.

A "super computer" has duped humans into thinking it was a 13-year-old boy to become the first machine to pass the Turing test, experts have said.

The websites – europeanhealthcard.org.uk, uk-officialservices.co.uk and ukpassportoffices.co.uk – duped users into thinking they were official providers of services they were offering, the Advertising Standards Authority ASAA) said.

His lawyers say Headley duped Rana into thinking he was helping an ISI espionage operation in India, then betrayed him to escape the death penalty.

Updated at 3.04am BST 2.58am BST The J. J. Hardy/Jeter play A-Rod duped Hardy into thinking Jeter got to the ball, that's a heads up move by Rodriguez.

The emails suggest that Chappell may have duped Green into thinking he was more credible than he was but also raise further questions about why the tycoon agreed the deal.