Sentence examples for fools men from inspiring English sources

This baby fools men 365 days of the year.

"You have made a convert of an opponent in one sense," he wrote to Galton, "for I have always maintained that, excepting fools, men did not differ much in intellect, only in zeal and hard work".

Wild Oranges, 1924, The Desert Flower, 1925; The Marriage Whirl, 1925; What Fools Men, 1925; The Far Cry, 1926; Her Second Chance, 1926.

The outstanding feature of "What Fools Men," the new picture at the Cameo, is the set or execraole subtitles; as for the scenes of this subject they are negligible, being never really good but at the same time never really annoying.

The "lady," who dresses and acts like the wealthy free woman that Aveline is, can fool men by charming them and is less likely to be noticed by the guards in the game — but she can't climb buildings and is weak in a fight.

JT: "I just feel like a fool, man".

That isn't evidence that defense's are suddenly fooling Manning; its a sign that he can't consistently deliver the ball where it needs to go on time.

Orson Welles loved magic and used to say that women didn't because they didn't like to be fooled, while men did because they liked to be fooled -- and were.

This is the voice of someone who isn't fooled by men, and who, like men in general and 007 in particular, is sexily out for what she can get.

But don't be fooled: These men are not working in a charitable soup kitchen; they're whetting business appetites.

Carmen may be hurting, but she's strong, nobody's fool and, man, can she move.