Sentence examples for might be fooling from inspiring English sources

They might be fooling themselves if they think he would necessarily have done them the same favour.

Uber should stop calling their drivers "partners," because the only people they might be fooling, at this point, are themselves.

I see a few possible explanations for this: they may have originally put in very long (e.g., more than 11-hour) days; they might be fooling themselves; or they may be more than a touch work-obsessed.

You might be fooled into thinking you're making eye contact with him.

We might be fooled into believing that the dignity of "the most vulnerable" is expendable.

Watch Israelis scramble for gas masks, and you might be fooled into believing that they are weak.

If you had just arrived in the UK you might be fooled into thinking rugby league is our national game.

It is against the law to sell yellow margarine because, says the Quebec government, people might be fooled into thinking it is butter.

The question on which the committee thinks the FDA might be fooled is the spread of disease via infected blood donations.

Bernie Williams hit a high fly toward left in the sixth inning and began sprinting toward first, knowing left fielder Rich Becker might be fooled by the wind.

That rather elaborately contrived epigram does not have the brevity or the wit of Oscar Wilde, but you might be fooled into thinking it did by the droll delivery of Lynn Redgrave.