Sentence examples for easily tricked from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is because the ear is more easily tricked than the eye.

It would help protect younger customers who are more easily tricked into burdensome debt.

The brain is so easily tricked, they say, precisely because it has spent a lifetime in its own body.

He is especially eloquent on the latter's performance as Abel Drugger, the easily tricked tobacconist in Ben Jonson's The Alchemist.

The rebels are unlikely to be so easily tricked again, and an all-out assault could cost many lives.

So they can be easily tricked, then forced to work as prostitutes or sold to poor men who can't find wives".

The research found that playing video games can "easily trick the brain", causing 'after-games' or 'ghost images' once people have stopped playing the game.

Hackers can easily trick self-driving cars into thinking that another car, a wall or a person is in front of them, potentially paralysing it or forcing it to take evasive action.

Worse yet, users report that students can easily trick the system to allow posting to other schools.

"You can very easily trick an old lady into buying whatever you want".

We believe our outdated instincts can easily trick us from knowing right from wrong, practical from impractical.