Sentence examples for gullible men from inspiring English sources

Shaking off the trappings of princessy femininity on one hand, on the other they still pretty up to lay honey traps for gullible men with money.

He asserted that "anarchists and Communists," abetted by "ideological eunuchs," were, like "vultures who sit in trees" and "prey upon the good intentions of gullible men," perverting "honest concern to something sick and rancid".

"I'm an extremely gullible man," he said.

His lawyers say Mr. Wood is a gullible man of limited intellect who suffers from delusions.

Despite all her reminiscences of an innocent child, he still chose to grow up a murderously gullible man.

If Art Bell believes half of what is claimed on his program, he is either the world's most gullible man or a raving lunatic.

Set in a bygone era in an eastern European shtetl, the tale presents the title character, a gullible man who responds to a lifetime of betrayal, heckling, and deception with childlike acceptance and complete faith.

And so soon Abu Omar set out, off for the front lines outside Latakia, a Syrian government stronghold, in pursuit of the gullible man's shortcut to a nuclear bomb.

"It's criminal exploitation of the gullible man on the street and it sort of keys into something that we all would love to have – a simple remedy that frees us of our sins, so to speak.

I began, foolishly, with several recipes from Günter Grass's Nobel Prize-provoking "The Flounder," the epic allegory of German history told through the endlessly repeated parable of an evil fish, a gullible man, a virtuous woman, and a lot of potatoes.

Of course, maybe I'm just mad at myself for being suckered in as a gullible child, like I'm mad at myself for being suckered in by Destiny as a gullible man-child.