Sentence examples for duped with from inspiring English sources

Ratel told the court that victims were duped "with the false promise of payments" for their kidneys.

Those people online maintained openly that they believed Te'o had been duped, with some pointing to a California man named Ronaiah Tuiasosopo as the architect of the scheme.

Officials in the interim Afghan government have since joined grieving survivors in calling the attack a tragic mistake, with some surmising the Americans were duped with false information by a scheming local warlord.

There are hundreds of other aspiring young authors who wish to follow in the footsteps of Zoe Sugg but now, as a young person, I feel duped with a spurious tale spun for the sake of profit.

According to the lawsuit, the four companies discovered that the 64,000 tons of chicken they supposedly owned had disappeared from warehouses and ships, had been sold to others, and that they had been duped with a trail of false documents, including shipping bills, warehouse receipts and even forged certificates from the United States Department of Agriculture.

To help keep the makers of high-quality chocolate from being duped with inferior ingredients, researchers have developed a genetic test that can tell a premium cacao bean from a mediocre impostor.

No, Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter a k a Christopher Chichester a k a Chip Smith a k a Clark Rockefeller is a pure and simple con man, who lied to his family and friends, who repeatedly used and discarded people and carelessly moved on, always in search of another mark, another credulous individual he could dupe with his extravagant fictions.

The resulting surveillance had determined that the guards at the first gate were older and a bit lackadaisical, making them perhaps easier to dupe with fake ID papers, while the guards at the second gate were younger and more alert and would require a different strategy.

Don't dupe with more than 100 scrolls.

Edwin Sabillon, who charmed and duped New York with his tale of a 3,200-mile 3,200-mileom Honduras, will be staying with the Long Island foster family that took him in last summer.

He contends that Bear Stearns duped him with assurances that the fund's high-quality investments would protect holders against market and credit risks.