Sentence examples for less gullible from inspiring English sources

Indians are less gullible now.

Do you think people are less gullible today?

Promising to be less gullible, George Bush listed North Korea in his "axis of evil".

These tech-savvy firms ought to be less gullible than the stockmarket investors of 1999.

"I think I have learned to be a little less gullible," he said.

One big difference between the Eighties and the Noughties, he says, is that "capital markets are a lot less gullible today".

From time to time, old wines prove to be very good indeed, but far less often than gullible buyers think.

Women are perceived as less competent and more gullible than men, so people lie to them more during business transactions.

You convince the less educated and the gullible that they are wrong, that this crap is actually a good value for your family, nutritious and safe to feed to children, even as you manufacture all the flavors, smells and meat-like textures in a giant lab and sell truckloads of the crap to the poorer classes, until they get fat and sick and die.

My mail, for example, has been inundated with diet books, most of which offer yet another gimmick aimed ultimately at getting the gullible reader to eat less and exercise more.

For those whom he deceived, Philby had to be made into a grandmaster of duplicity, a great and terrible genius; if he were anything less, they would seem even more careless, gullible and plain stupid than they were.