Sentence examples for fool sick from inspiring English sources
Under the project, the drug shop vendors changed from being untrustworthy characters (see also Chandler et al., 2011) who might fool sick and vulnerable clients into thinking that they are experienced health workers and misuse powerful forms of bio-medicine (injections) into legitimate and skilled health workers.
Motley Fool: "So sick and tired of hearing about how brilliant that Netflix is".
There's the quirky cavalcade of American positivism and eccentricity, a striking amount of which could have run in any issue from 1922 to now: "How Much is Your Wife Worth?"; "Good News About Teeth"; "Stock Market Fools"; "I'm Sick of Sex"; "Can We Have War Without Death?" (The ultimate Digest feature, a running joke had it, was "New Hope for the Dead").
Did he look like a love-sick old fool – or am I missing something?
In "Roma", Mad Mickey, a kind of holy fool, mutters: "The world was sick and the more he saw the worse it got.
I'm sick of seeing fools fall out screaming at funerals.
Know the old school tricks, the ones that fool parents into thinking their children are sick.
Don't let the sappy positive vibes fool you, there's no bad time for the sick and twisted.
I also never visited any online forums, because in my honest opinion reading online forums for sick people is, without a doubt, the quickest way to fool yourself into believing you have all sorts of other problems.
In a study accepted for publication in the journal Social Cognition, the researchers describe how they fooled college students into thinking that as children they had become sick when eating certain foods.
