Sentence examples for i'm fooled from inspiring English sources

It is perfectly possible that the second sentence is true while the first is false (maybe I'm fooled by a very bright lamp outside my window), so they clearly do not mean the same.

"Well, I'm fooled".

"I feel like I'm fooling around," he says.

I don't think I'm fooling with anyone".

I'm fooling myself a little.

And of course I'm fooling nobody, especially myself.

"I was fooled into this.

Am I being fooled?

"I was fooled," he said.

"I feel like I was fooled.

"Having two-legged equality" is a brilliant clue for ISOSCELES, although once again I'm afraid I was fooled.