Sentence examples for fooled into imagining from inspiring English sources

Consumers of the panting hyperbole surrounding Arielle Dombasle might be fooled into imagining that this 53-year-old French actress, chanteuse and sex kitten is the ultimate Gallic fusion of Édith Piaf and Brigitte Bardot arrived on these shores to teach us American hicks secrets of sex and sophistication known only to the French.

Ms. Clarkson's Pat is a fascinating chameleon whose ability to feign a blind adoration that fools Harry into imagining that she can't live without him is almost believable.

Within his structure, which shifts dancers across or on and off the stage in packs, Mr. Morris creates optical illusions, fooling the eyes into imagining that there are double, even triple the number of performers.

During Restaurant Week, you can fool yourself into imagining that the spaghetti, available as a $12 supplement to the four-course $45 menu, is almost affordable.

Surely its developers and their architect did not imagine that passers-by would be fooled into thinking this lumpen office block was a worthy companion for St Paul's, just because it was faced with stone and inconsequentially ornamented with mock-classical features?

How could he have been seduced, fooled, into dreaming up such a ridiculous piece?" And in a rueful moment, he imagines the final line of the story: the central character, in despair, will decide to commit suicide.

"I was fooled into this.

Operation Mincemeat would only work if the Germans could be fooled into believing that the British had been fooled".

Weidmann warned that the public should not be fooled into thinking the ECB was "omnipotent".

If you can't identify it, don't be fooled into thinking it isn't there.

"We can't be fooled into teaching them those kinds of things".