Sentence examples for much fooled from inspiring English sources

Or is it that they are not so much fooled, as they are willing to overlook McCain's sordidness because they have such fear of an Obama presidency?

Therefore, if a young woman squanders her supply on too much fooling around, she can forget about ever becoming a committed wife.

You're going to be strapped in with a 5.1 system wrapped around your head, a gun in your hands, and freaking VR goggles on your eyes with the excellent graphics of the latest Metal Gear pretty much fooling you into thinking you're actually there.

Surprisingly overpriced snakebites at the student bar glitter like so much fool's gold.

"That's going one strike, two strikes, three strikes, with not too much fooling around".

A few of your girlfriends know you've never so much as fooled around with anyone.

You haven't told this guy you like that you like him, or that you've never so much as fooled around with anyone.

I don't question the fact that employees spend too much time fooling around on the Web.

People are beginning to know too much to be fooled any more".

Such was Burke's deadpan ventriloquism – homage perhaps to his fellow Irishman, Jonathan Swift – that A Vindication fooled much of its audience, and continued to do so.

The fact is I doubt very much that anyone was fooled by your schoolgirl outfit anyway.