Sentence examples for fool students from inspiring English sources

The object should be to test fairly and not to trick and fool students.

"You've tried so hard to fool students for 11 years," one person wrote on Sina.com, a reference to the the 1989 protests.

But don't be fooled: students still have an appetite for languages – something universities are finding new ways to accommodate, according to Prof Patrick McGhee, vice-chancellor of the University of East London (UEL).

The police said he told them the message was a hoax, intended to fool the student.

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.

An 18-year-old Oregon man confessed yesterday to making a threat through an Internet chat room against a Westchester County school district, but said it was a joke intended only to fool a student, officials said.

Her "extroverts" are, often enough, obnoxious fools: Stanford students stripping naked and running down a San Francisco street as part of a freshman "icebreaking" event; a charismatic self-help guru, raking in the dough as he flashes his too-white teeth and sells the secrets of his success to the constitutionally less exuberant.

Do not be fooled by student codes of conduct.

For years, families had been tricked by credit cards, fooled by student loans and cheated on mortgages.

"There was a time when the only people you would hear about dying here were junior high school students fooling around on the tracks.

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