Sentence examples similar to relatively fool from inspiring English sources
But you can try to create a system that's relatively fool-resistant.
It is relatively easy to fool the uneducated public about martial arts qualifications.
Thus, we have the noun, meaning "jerk, fool," as relatively recent American slang; but the verb — ah, that's a different story.
These relatively archaic techniques actually fool the eye more than today's overused video illusions (which we now read as simply "computer effects") and create a more genuinely dreamlike environment.
In the EFF's decentralised model, each of its plug-in users provides constant global certificate updates, reducing the chance of a malicious party fooling a relatively small number of notary servers.The EFF worked with the TOR Project to produce both versions of HTTPS Everywhere.
Mr. Schlossberg ("Fortune's Fool") will produce "Relatively Speaking" with Letty Aronson, Mr. Allen's sister and a producer of his films.
Don't be fooled by their relatively flimsy appearance, they will close on anything getting into the train too late - water bottle, backpack, hand, leg, small child, you name it - and will hold that thing in a vice-like grip until the conductor presses the button to open them.
Even when Zayn strips down the music for "Fool for You," a relatively spare piano ballad, he fills the space with ornate vocal runs, flexing a skill for which there was never much use in 1D.
Only Fools and Horses was relatively unsuccessful at first.
Fooling machines has always been relatively easy.
