Sentence examples for easy to con from inspiring English sources

They are easy to con into giving inflated judgements.

No wonder that on three occasions in 2004 Mr Idema found it easy to con the NATO force into providing him with support for raids on compounds.

Although Fox initially finds it frighteningly easy to con the foundation's guests — he quickly collects offers to be president of two institutes of higher education and prospects of directorships and other appointments that could bring him several million in income — Mr. Frayn teases us as to how long he can sustain his ruse.

We're not that easy to con".

It is perilously easy to con yourself into believing that "those times were different".

To the human eye, without the benefit of replay, it's easy to be conned by players simulating being fouled.

IVF was expensive, so jewelry is out, and our son is too young to con into some easy finger-painting or macaroni art.

All that's bad enough, but when vendors deliberately set out to con us because they figure our age makes us an easy mark -- aargh!

If you suspect the man was trying to con you out of a few dollars because you represent an easy mark, give him nothing.

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"I like to con people.