Sentence examples for intention to fool from inspiring English sources
But it was never my intention to fool people.
Even though the spycams are becoming "more and more realistic", he said there was no intention to "fool" the dolphins, which are on a "higher plane of intelligence" to penguins.
Cook revealed England players do stick tape on their bats but not with the intention of trying to fool DRS. He said: "Fibreglass tape on their bats… that's been going on for years.
"Our intention is not to fool or trick anyone, but obviously it happens".
Its attempt to cloak itself in "humanitarianism" and playing on American exceptionalism to project altruistic, paternalistic good intentions does seem to fool liberals and conservatives alike, but even worse, it fools many of its own participants, the Empire builders themselves.
The combined Franco-American army began moving south on August 19, engaging in several tactics designed to fool Clinton about their intentions.
Whatever Kin Ki's intentions are now, company documents show that it has been paying below-regulation wages -- and seeking to fool foreign clients -- for years.
Even though Zhao and his colleagues are engaged in an elaborate attempt to fool a blind person, the joke is often (and ultimately) on them, and their intentions are almost absurdly selfless.
Tony Gilroy likes to fool around.
You manage to fool people.
