Sentence examples for feeling tricked from inspiring English sources

If they were feeling tricked into watching content, vloggers' viewer numbers certainly haven't reflected that.

Unsurprisingly, when the time came for parliamentary elections, the electorate, feeling tricked and wrong-footed, reduced its participation to about 50%.

They make those employees ripe for feeling tricked later if the company, because it's a business after all, has to do something unfriendly, not like family or not something one would do to someone loved.

I have—and left feeling tricked and disappointed.

Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film a score of C-, this was attributed to audiences feeling tricked, having expected more driving and more action based on the marketing.

Feeling tricked, the president went to war with a vengeance.

Painting color on your walls only part of the way up creates a cozier feeling, tricking the eye into thinking the ceilings are lower than they are.

That might stir up old feelings, tricking you into thinking you still have a chance of making it work with them.

Realize that it is up to you to make the moments in your hand count for something and don't let your feelings trick you into being less than empowered.

In May we looked closely at the camp, discovered that the tents would not stay dry even in the smallest rainstorms, and that the people were hungry, feeling abandoned, tricked and dispossessed.

She replies that both Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway "annoy me in the same way — one feels oneself tricked into feeling sympathy for entirely undeserving and rather tiresome people".