Sentence examples for mere fools from inspiring English sources
The goal wasn't to prank audience members, which would make them mere fools, but to free them from their anxieties and transform them into their best selves.
So although I had a steady boyfriend from tenth grade through graduation, we limited ourselves to mere fooling around.
But the in-house computer guru is snide (on a good day), surly and condescending, and seems to delight in making you, the mere user, feel like a fool.
These last nine years since coming out were actually a mere game, where I was fooled into a false sense of security.
Reform becomes a mere fig leaf, an attempt once more to fool voters into believing the problem is being solved.
DON'T let the milky Oaxaca cheese, stacks of tortillas and the cardboard crates of limes and onions fool you — Sley Deli and Grocery is no mere bodega.
Only a word indicating the degree of strength requisite for accomplishing particular objects; a mere notice of the necessity for exertion; a bugbear to children and fools; only a mere stimulus to men".
The email is obviously generated by a mere algorithm, as the narrator grasps at once; she isn't fooled.
Don't be fooled by occasional sponsorship deals or one-off collaborations - they are mere window-dressing.
And in "Beautiful Fools," R. Clifton Spargo writes in reconciliation sex with a paunchy F. Scott, the mere mention of whose nipple and wispy chest hair was more unsettling than anything else I've read this year.
