Sentence examples for more gullible from inspiring English sources
The domestic targets might be more gullible.
We tend to see others as more gullible than ourselves.
People are more gullible there than they are up town.
Why does he assume that his fellow citizens are more gullible than he is?
"You're harder to — I'm a little more gullible; I tend to think everyone's awesome," she said.
Some of the more gullible even believed it and gave her a standing ovation.
Gets as much as he can, and usually more men gullible than women.
Being a thief is banal but writing about it is magnificent and with this exhibitionist act of tedious subversion, I have recreated myself once more as gullible, European radicals reclaim me for their own.
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.
It is one thing for characters in a play to fool the audience; it is quite another for the actors to pull something like this.) If Lisa Carter makes Adriana less shrewish than Shakespeare suggests, she also makes her much more comically gullible.
No more the gullible, humiliated, forgiving ladies of yesterday.
