Sentence examples for fooling them into from inspiring English sources

With the primarily white police force, Charlie is congenial, fooling them into thinking he is an expert tracker.

Based on those findings, Lee and co-workers were then able to genetically engineer mice with rewired taste systems, fooling them into thinking sweet stimuli were bitter tastes and vice versa.

Light pollution, a term used to describe night-time lighting from office blocks and roadside lamps, is thought to disrupt moths' behaviour, either by attracting them or by fooling them into thinking it is daytime.

Turbulence can fool fliers into thinking they're in a thermal when in fact they're not; and vice versa, fooling them into thinking they're not in a thermal when they are.

A man who once was one of the city's high-flying real estate moguls was arrested Monday morning on charges that he stole $2.5 million from business associates and friends, including the best man at his wedding, by fooling them into believing he was making deals to buy hotel properties in upstate New York and Colorado.

A clever African bird flexibly mimics the calls of other species to keep fooling them into abandoning their food.

This can fool them into thinking they are doing well, or even growing, as their turnover increases.

Originated by two California moviegoers, the suit asserted that advertisements quoting Manning fooled them into seeing "A Knight's Tale".

"It wasn't like we were trying to fool them into thinking we were a solar-generated plant".

The euphoria which still exists in America and Europe, where he is trying to fool them into thinking he is a democrat, that euphoria will disappear".

The 5-10mm shoots pierce the tree's growth cells and fool them into thinking they are part of the tree itself.