Sentence examples for fooled to have from inspiring English sources

"I was fooled to have believed his words," the actor says according to the government translation.

What a fool to have put the money in a pocket.

Devoted viewers may have craved a more satisfying ending, but they'd be fools to have expected a happier one.

I called Kathryn and told her I was still in love with her and I was a fool to have let her go.

What a hopeful fool, to have packed a bag with the underwear he liked (black, of course, and purple) and plimsolls for walking in the woods.

Sure, he had regrets - he said he was a fool to have left my mother - but he'd left it too late to come home, even if he had wanted to.

If you asked me, 'Would you like to be in a sitcom that was watched by 18 million people, was on screen for 10 years, and will create lots of work for you and provide not just for you but for your children for the next 40-odd years?' – which is what's happened – I'd have been a fool to say, 'Bugger off.' I'd be a fool to have regrets".

He revealed he had seen through their disguises, but Wiggum pretended to be fooled in order to have time to rally the people to arrest Homer and Marge.

The fools, ever to have let it in.

I was fool enough to have Cyril Ray and Elizabeth David together to dinner.

Kennedy would have been a fool not to have asked for input, or, having received suggestions, to have ignored them completely.