Sentence examples for genuinely fool from inspiring English sources
If you wish to genuinely fool people into thinking you're British, you want to think about regions, and work much harder than if you want to get a general picture across for a school play.
For two or three minutes, we were genuinely fooled into believing that this young man was a candidate.
It's a bizarre sensation, and it genuinely fools your brain into thinking you're there.
"The only thing I can hope is that the people have genuinely been fooled by the military and the police," he said, "After every kind of big change, there's always a moment of quiet, and we've been through moments a little similar to this before.
Were the people speaking with genuinely foreign accents – or were we being fooled by some other change?
It's hard to tell whether he has genuinely forgotten about the pizzeria's public problems or if he's just trying to fool me.
Assets that only sometimes keep their promises cannot be called safe, however, even if they fool people into believing otherwise for significant periods of time.So, can the private sector issue genuinely safe assets?
He seemed genuinely ashamed, genuinely sorry.
