Sentence examples for fooling oneself from inspiring English sources
Sequencing this one strand in both directions is partly fooling oneself.
It's easy, and necessary, to fool oneself that a step from one calendar to the next will dull the pain.
It's silly to fool oneself into thinking that this faux urban life can be had without a measure of its negative aspects, too".
Doubt about one's most cherished beliefs is, of course, central to science: the physicist Richard Feynman stressed that the easiest person to fool is oneself.
And then, because we know that the easiest person to fool is oneself, we take our research — our intellectual offspring, the prized result of our hard work — and put it in the hands of colleagues, or even a competitor, and ask them to tear it apart, find the flaws and tell us what we did wrong.
Fooling around with complements.
Still, to make any conclusive statement about Naipaul is to risk making a fool of oneself.
Making a fool of oneself is something Power, 38, knows all about.
Johnson has endorsed the Jets' excursion into show biz by permitting Ryan and the Jets to appear on "Hard Knocks," part of the trend of making a fool of oneself in public.
The fear of making a fool of oneself, or of embarrassing or even angering the boss, keeps people silent.
