Sentence examples for harder to fool from inspiring English sources

Now, audiences are harder to fool.

Why should we be any harder to fool or manipulate?

They are actually harder to fool than lovers or wives.

They are fully developed, harder to fool and capable of taking lives.

What you see, even though he's playing with lesser personnel, because the fact that the guy is so smart, it's so much harder to fool these guys.

Several roads are now watched by pairs of cameras that monitor average speed over many miles, making them harder to fool.

"They are very hard to fool and almost impossible to market to.

"Extensions are born with silver spoons in their mouths, but the market is hard to fool".

In a typical June, this flat would be glassy and the trout hard to fool.

Not to mention, he said, that it is awfully hard to fool the clientele at a place like Nobu.

They will not bloom again unless they remain under this impression, and they are very hard to fool.