Sentence examples similar to hoodwinking someone from inspiring English sources

Or we blame the media, or corporate interests, or someone for hoodwinking our fellow electors; the internet has let a thousand conspiracy theories bloom.How do we get back to an era of greater trust and willingness to compromise?

"Hoodwinking the Nation," by Julian L. Simon.

Companies have always been hoodwinking our fickle senses.

"Hamas is hoodwinking the international community again and again," an Israeli official said.

The complaints accuse the schools of hoodwinking students about their employment opportunities after graduation.

When Ferguson talks of impulse or instinct, he is hoodwinking his audience.

Macdonald, in her grief, accomplishes the unlikely act of hoodwinking herself with a hawk.

It's not about hoodwinking people.

And Coleman, who arrived in Skopje late because of a passport problem, denied "hoodwinking" travelling fans.

Next thing you know, he'll be hoodwinking corgis.

You feel less hoodwinked when you read up on someone's life, knowing that they have sat with a professional writer and allowed this person to pick their brains.