Sentence examples for fool black from inspiring English sources
Whether it was naive of Pauline to think she could become party president in such a short space of time is not the point; the real scandal was that she feels, with some justification, that she was used as a quick-win media tool to fool black and minority voters into thinking that the party was serious about diversity.
This is one of the few times a white guy has pretended to be black guy and fooled black people".
But the line "They're trying to fool the black population", sung in darkness, sounds like a hand grenade, and during songs reflecting her break-up from OutKast's Dre, the father of her son, she becomes increasingly abandoned and emotional.
"Slave time, you know how the white men used to fool with them black women, that's what I heard," Mrs. Barclay said.
b) "An old fool and a black fool".
Don't be fooled by the black clothes.
Candie is humiliated at being fooled by a black man, but contains his anger long enough to theatrically display his knowledge of phrenology, which he uses to justify white superiority.
Prince Siegfried pledges himself to her, but he breaks his vow when a seductive villainess named Odile, also known as the black swan, fools him into betraying Odette.
And Nick is fooling around with a black boarder, Mrs. Neilsen (Jeannette Bayardelle), who stands to come into an inheritance and plans to whisk poor Nick away from Duluth, and out of debt.
However, it's not an accident that books like Nassim Taleb's Fooled by Randomness and Black Swan have become surprise best-sellers or that "pop statisticians" like Sam Savage has acquired cult followings in business communities that ordinarily flinch when Excel spreadsheets or, god forbid, Mathematica hits their laptop screens.
