Sentence examples for fool somebody from inspiring English sources

But this time I'm going to fool somebody.

Only a fool lets somebody else tell him who his enemy is".

To Lennon, R&B was James Ray's "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody", Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me" and the Miracles' "You Really Got a Hold on Me".

"We are not going to be fooled by somebody who says one thing and goes out and absolutely does something else.

That's a man's done a lot for a lot of people, and, if he had a moment of misjudgment, you tell me who hasn't.' She says, 'Come to think of it, I guess time's proven me a fool for marrying somebody like you, needs this much instruction before he goes to see somebody who lost his wife and his friend!' " "She thinks herself a fool for marrying you?" Cahill said.

"Some fool would say, 'Somebody ought to shoot that son of a bitch.' And some other fool would act on it".

If you take all this at face value (and unless you live in France, how can you not?), everyone is fooling around with somebody else's husband, brother, father, uncle, neighbor, plumber, car mechanic, or music teacher.

"He didn't hesitate to call somebody a fool.

The park was featured in the 1948 film noir "The Lady from Shanghai," in which Orson Welles walked the boardwalk and uttered the classic line, "Everybody is somebody's fool".

After he sang on the 1950 hit recording "Everybody's Somebody's Fool" by the Lionel Hampton band, Scott began recording and performing on his own, to the admiration of Nancy Wilson, Betty Carter, Marvin Gaye, and other noted singers, but he enjoyed only modest popular success.

"Hey, baby," he greets me, "how was the trip?" Given that Scott's first and only bona fide hit, the ballad "Everybody's Somebody's Fool," was recorded in 1950, you wouldn't expect him to be overburdened with the trappings of success.