Sentence examples for fool a man from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't know how to fool a man any more.

In "Grizzly Man," which opens August 12th, the indefatigable Werner Herzog has made a brilliant documentary about an American saint and fool — a man who understands everything about nature except death.

At the time, it probably felt like a relief to to caricature Reagan as a crazy old fool, a man who loved naps more than running a country, who turned a blind eye toward the Aids epidemic, shut down mental hospitals, destroyed trade unions, and generally cratered our economy so badly with supply-side theories that, by the time he left office, the nation was trapped in a crippling recession.

Ping is a woman, disguised as a man to fool a violent world.

At the 2013 Cannes Intertnational Film Festival, the Chopard suite was robbed of $1 million worth of jewelry in a rumored inside job, and an ambitious young man fooled A-listers at a reception into thinking he was "Gangnam Style" singer Psy, running up a large bar tab and fooling "Skyfall" actress Naomie Harris.

"When you fool with a man's home," he said, "there's not much more in life he's got left.

Often the "beheaded" falls "dead," to be revived by a "doctor," a fool, a man-woman, or other subsidiary character.

At one point, he asks the two to comment on G. K. Chesterton's assertion that "a fool is a man who has lost everything but his reason".

A most dangerous job indeed, that required not a fool, but a man of intelligence -- a brave man.

The fact that Mellie went into a room less than 10 feet away from her husband and kids to go fool around with a man her children call "Uncle Andrew" was just insanely moronic and ridiculous.

He doesn't think he has a problem with gays or lesbians; he even fooled around with a man once.