Sentence examples for fool you with from inspiring English sources

"He'll really fool you with how much ground he's covered.

In contrast with the past, he said, "These aren't dumbed-down luxury vehicles that try to fool you" with a designer name.

"Once they've fooled you with one thing, they try and fool you with something else," said Kevin Haley, a director in the security software maker Symantec's response team.

Like its heroine, a kind and quick-witted 30-year-old woman who often comes across as a self-involved underachiever, the movie can fool you with its unassuming visual style and rambling narrative.

He could anticipate moves, and lead and counter and put his combinations of blows together at a range of inches; I have heard it said that he could feint, and fool you, with both hands out of sight.

Dont let him fool you with his new indexed-to-stupidity bonds.

But don't let the old-fashioned trimmings fool you; every room is equipped with contemporary amenities that Concord's minutemen would have appreciated, including wireless, high-speed Internet access, telephones, air-conditioning and a free USA Today.

2) I fooled you before, with that Drake quote.

The play, by Carson McCullers, based on her book, is set in 1945 Georgia, and this production shines with authentically Southern language ("I ain't got the patience to fool with you right now," Berenice says at one point), and painfully appropriate period costumes, thanks to Laurie Churba.

Derogatory references to Mexicans were removed, as was an off-color joke about the effects of exposure to radioactive substances ("Is it true if you fool around with that stuff you don't like girls anymore?" "Not that I've noticed"), and one about politics ("I got it confidential−we're makin' the front ends of horses. We ship 'em to Washington to hook on to the other end").

Don't play the fool You might be more familiar with green gooseberries, but they can also be red, white and yellow.