Sentence examples for how it fooled from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, as the Greek daily Eleftherotypia noted the other day, it's time "to say goodbye to the Greece you knew": the Greece of boundless pleasures, forever captured by the great poet Constantine Cavafy, who wrote: And he thinks of Prudence, how it fooled him, how he always believed — what mad- ness — that cheat who said: "Tomorrow.

In "Red Light Winter," he brings memorable news about the heart, telling us both how it fools itself and how it kills itself.

By showing the computer how to perform a trick, and how it fools humans, scientists were able to teach the AI two different tricks—one using cards and the other using jigsaw puzzles.

Second, the fact that the fingerprint scanner was fooled is important, but so is how it was fooled.

We talked to a few catfishers and catfishees to find out why they did it, or how they got fooled.

This came out clearly when he talked about how roads fooled people before aviation.

I'm not certain if it's the first; at any event it manages to be splendidly mordant: partly a matter of how we were fooled, but more painfully (and if you can manage to laugh, comically) of how we fooled ourselves.

Watch This World: How China Fooled the World - with Robert Peston on BBC Two at 21 00 on Tuesday, 18 February.

Dr. Julian's letters revealed "how he fooled the [Howard] president into accepting his plans for the chemistry building" and "how he bluffed his good friend into appointing" a professor of Julian's liking.

The participants commented on how patients fooled themselves, made unwise decisions or proposed too easy solutions to solve complex problems.

It's how we fool ourselves into thinking we are the architects of this journey.