Sentence examples similar to fooling from from inspiring English sources

In the interview, Londono called the secret service agents caught up in the scandal "fools for being from Obama's security and letting all this happen".

"Two weeks after this photo was taken, Inge felt pain but thought it was a backache from fooling around with our grandchild.

Dylan told Rolling Stone his song evolved from fooling around with the melody to the latter, but what we end up with is something on a bigger scale.

In the corporate world, keeping employees from fooling around on triple-X sites or checking batting averages on sport sites is a major undertaking.

It's better to be open than to explain later why you couldn't restrain yourself from fooling around in the first place.

He cautioned researchers from fooling themselves by saying: "We've learned from experience that the truth will come out.

"The Dominican lets himself be fooled by promises from politicians from there," said Mr. Luna, who came to the United States more than 30 years ago.

Or is subjective experience all that matters, in which case a situation in which the husband is fooled, and the wife gets pleasure from fooling him, is morally preferable to one in which she acknowledges the truth?

They can't prevent you from fooling yourself.

By rule and by the threat of punishment, government and society can prevent other people from fooling you.

Fairly honest reporting of that data is necessary to prevent denominational leaders from fooling themselves.