Sentence examples for fooled that from inspiring English sources

But don't be fooled; that's about the first two weeks, and after that it's full speed ahead.

But don't be fooled, that's far from everyone.

Don't be fooled; that wasn't really your college's president tweeting that he was "sexiled" or that he planned to "mic check" Rick Perry's speech on campus.

This seemed obvious to me, but apparently the performers have had visitors fooled: "That first scene is really profoundly affecting people," Gaines would tell me later, "when people truly believe that somebody is in danger".

This seemed obvious to me, but apparently the performers have had visitors fooled: "That first scene is really profoundly affecting people," Gaines tells me later, "when people truly believe that somebody is in danger".

And life can't go on for everyone ― Miller might have pretended to not understand that Acosta was using hyperbole when he asked if the English requirement meant the U.S. would only admit people from the U.K. or Australia, but don't be fooled: that is Stephen Miller's wet dream.

Hey, fool, that's your audience talking there.

And synthetic makers may soon be able to fool that test.

"Drunk History": the title sounded dopey enough, juvenile enough, that, fool that I am, I skipped the entire first season.

Are the feds really smart enough to fool that many people into vying for the right to take government discards?

Are setters and editors concerned that solvers are so weary of April fooling that they are sparing us further capers?