Sentence examples for feel fooled from inspiring English sources

Too many times we've greeted the inauguration of a new president with optimism, only to eventually feel fooled and frustrated by the political incompetence and corruption that followed.

While the Broncos' signing of Welker shows that they are poised for another Super Bowl push, the Patriots expect Brady, who would have every right to feel fooled, to adjust again.

'We trusted the men at the helm and now we feel fooled, and totally convinced that if it had been women in charge we wouldn't be owing all these billions right now.

They feel fooled by the city – they were lied to about their rights to public housing and/or they were given lesser compensation than others and ultimately felt tricked".

I was angry because I felt fooled.

I felt fooled, and I became angry and decided to learn by myself and discover".

Briefly, I felt fooled and maybe a little enraged that the pope was goofing around in public with everything going on until I realized that actually, no: This was an ideal metaphor for the Catholic Church today.

They might have met the patient before and felt fooled or manipulated, often along with a plea for addictive medication.

Ever since those days I have always had a horror of laughing at children, my own or other people's, and making them feel fools".

You don't feel bamboozled, fooled, or patronized by "District 9," as you did by most of the summer blockbusters.

Anyone who grew up in the rural Deep South will recognize expressions like "Kiss my foot!" or "I don't feel like fooling with it" as echoes of a bittersweet past.