Sentence examples for getting hoodwinked from inspiring English sources
"You feel like you're always getting hoodwinked, because they say the consequences if you don't do it is a complete demise and collapse of the system".
Who's getting hoodwinked?
Main reason: taxpayers have been getting hoodwinked by bogus analysis into thinking artificial turf fields are cheaper than natural grass.
Though it is commendable some candidates are appointing Latinas, I fear we're getting hoodwinked with tokens and symbols.
Joe the teabagger might be getting hoodwinked about who he should march against -- but he knows who (still) calls the shots in Washington.
For his part, Dolan has called accusations that he has misled the McMath family offensive, adding that they are "smart people" who are above getting "hoodwinked by some lawyer that's manipulating them".
Got hoodwinked over here.
But in what may be a metaphor for freewheeling China today, he acknowledges that nonconnoisseurs often get hoodwinked.
When I tried to find out how Ms. McGlynn (tentatively) changed her mind, Mario Ruiz, a spokesman for The Huffington Post, wrote in an e-mail, "We did get hoodwinked".
He added: "The perception that Warren Christopher was some wuss who got hoodwinked by Jim Baker is absolute fantasy in the mind of somebody who is trying to make themselves out to be bigger than they were".
