Sentence examples for fooled as a from inspiring English sources

The humility and daring necessary to adopt "a willingness to be fooled" as a critical ideal inevitably walk hand in critical hand, it seems, with an almost imperious trust in one's own ear.

"He is as far from a fool as I ever saw," Andrew Jackson said, "and yet is as easily fooled as any man I ever knew".

But don't be fooled, as they sometimes have a powerful back story to them.

Nor does it matter in the least to the story that Menelaus personally may have been a disagreeable old fool as well as a cuckold.

Among other faults, according to Mr. Nigam, services like Aristotle are just as easy to fool as other systems; all a child needs to do is type in a parent's information.

Perhaps he acted like a fool as well.

"I'm a fool as far as men are concerned," Vickie confessed.

He was famous for regularly making Richard Nixon look like a fool, as was Nixon.

I then realised to my horror how serious grown-up adult comedy is, compared with fooling around as a student.

Not that "Fortune's Fool," as a whole, calls for the uncorking of Champagne.

Mona Hammond played the Fool as a schizophrenic – even her makeup was split down the middle.