Sentence examples for long fooled from inspiring English sources

While KLRU and "Austin City Limits" licensed the Austin City Limits name to the new venue, Mr. Lickona said they decided to protect the brand by retaining one of the show's principal trademarks: the wood-and-cardboard skyline that has for so long fooled viewers into thinking the show was taped outside.

Williams lined to right and Knoblauch tagged up and scored, and after Heredia walked David Justice, Tino Martinez launched a high drive to the base of the center-field wall; Terrence Long was fooled by the late-afternoon shadows and sun; the ball fell at his feet.

Alex Brown's low drive from long range fooled Braintree keeper Nick Hamann to level matters before half-time.

The industry spent a long time fooling itself that just because a copy of a game was digital it should make no difference to the retail price (because customers are just that dumb) and that the real problem was making sure they couldn't be copied.

We long to be fooled.

And how long were you fooled by the parsing misdirection at 48 Across?

More showman than shaman — he holds his followers in thrall with jokes, dinner-table toasts and bawdy songs — Dodd is so adept at the performance of sincerity that he may long ago have fooled himself into believing the bizarre doctrines he seems to pull out of thin air.

First things first: Let's "unlearn" what governments have long propagandized and fooled people into believing that cannabis, referred to with that foreign-sounding name "marijuana," is an invasive, "illegal" alien threat that does not belong here, and needs to be monopolized away from the commons out of our reach for our own good.

But the people are never fooled for long.

How long will voters be fooled into believing the Republican Party owns a "big tent"?

"Jay Witasick has fooled us long enough," the Yankees' principal owner could have said and then added: "Jay Witasick looked scared stiff".