Sentence examples for gullible about from inspiring English sources

While lying on the acupuncturist's table in China recently, I wondered if I was too skeptical or too gullible about qi.

But their prominence is a healthy long-term sign for the markets, which proved as gullible about the health of mortgage lenders in 2005 and 2006 as they were about dotcom stocks in 1999.

The indulgences made available assume that men are as gullible about the restorative effects of beauty treatments as the beauty parlor denizens on an episode of "I Love Lucy".

But unlike Mr Ashdown, or party grandee Roy Jenkins, Mr Kennedy is not gullible about which private promises Mr Blair can deliver against the massed ranks of his cabinet, most Labour MPs and the party machine.

"Students," she says, though this doesn't really answer my question, "are very gullible about the web.

Gardner describes Sadler's life story as "riveting" and summarizes him as an "intelligent, gifted" person who proved to be "gullible" about alleged supernatural revelations.

The gullible prattle on about the triumph of truth and justice, of individualism and free will.

He is also priggish, gullible and anxious about keeping up appearances.

If, as Ms. Knox tells it, she was too gullible and naïve about people when she first arrived in Italy, she seems to have developed sharp powers of observation during her years in confinement, mapping out the emotional geometry at work among prisoners and guards, and the mental arithmetic she would perform in her head to get through each day.

But this isn't just about gullible leaders, Juma continues.

Like many other women, I was gullible and uneducated about my options, leaving me vulnerable to buying anything labeled HOPE in a bottle.