Sentence examples for seems gullible from inspiring English sources

"At first, she seems gullible, muddled and emotional," journalist Clair Weaver wrote of the experience of interviewing Gibson.

American business culture, on the other hand, tends to assume that somebody is reasonably trustworthy until he is proved otherwise.Repeat: the boss is not always rightTo the Chinese mind this seems gullible: Mr O'Konek's challenge is to convince his staff that it is nevertheless the best way to get things done.

Those who prided themselves as financially savvy suddenly seemed gullible.

Dekker is impossibly handsome but also believably naïve without seeming gullible or stupid.

So it seems the gullible mind of an 11-year-old boy instigated this elaborate art hoax six months in the making.

But this Harvard summa cum laude seems inordinately, even spectacularly gullible.

The more Joe falls under the spell of Marcus, the more gullible he seems, and as his behavior grows increasingly implausible, our interest in him diminishes, as does our interest in this imperfect and wayward novel.

ABC News reporter Allan Raible wrote that "such a move seems engineered to make gullible teen girls in the audience scream".

Debunkers attack the shows for cooking their "evidence" and cynically exploiting the gullible, but that seems beside the point.

That attitude, gullible as it now seems, had the benefit of keeping this particular epistemological dilemma outside the human purview.

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