Sentence examples for most gullible from inspiring English sources

Last year researchers discovered foreign tricksters frequently pose as Nigerians to put off all but the most gullible victims.

But Michigan's "mystical 'critical mass' justification for its discrimination by race challenges even the most gullible mind," Scalia wrote in his dissenting opinion.

The ol' fake-to-third, throw-to-first pickoff move, a pitcher's trick that fooled only the most gullible base runners, will now be a balk.

"By sending an e-mail that repels all but the most gullible, the scammer gets the most promising marks [victims] to self-select," he says.

But that company does not own the mortgages any longer, except for a few that it could not unload to even the most gullible foreign buyer.

This would strain the credulity of the most gullible observer, especially since it seems a Minister was on the selection panel.

This is the most-gullible group of dolts I've seen since the last time I was dragged into a church.

Our mate briefed the most lowly, gullible, chattering oiks, and these became gleeful, unwitting co-conspirators, releasing murmurs of his story long before he actually appeared.

As with his creator, Daniel's talent for scandalously shooting his mouth off wins him fame and fortune and, most importantly for Daniel, gullible women.

Together, they burst the two-bubble theory by showing that most Americans are better informed and less gullible than you might think.

"Even if you are gullible enough to entrust your most personal information to that company, how can you be sure some evil-minded hackers don't steal your data?" says a typically skeptical reader on the blog TechCrunch.