Sentence examples for so easily deceived from inspiring English sources

But Blyton's readers were not so easily deceived and many complained about the subterfuge to her and her publisher, with the result that all six books published under the name of Mary Pollock – two in 1940 and four in 1943 – were reissued under Blyton's name.

The wearing of Islamic head scarves in Turkey is quite a different thing from what it is in the United States, and American citizens and politicians should not so easily be deceived.

And these people, factory bosses say, are easily deceived.

While a human expert may not be easily deceived by them, they can successfully deceive a commercial matcher.

Your eyes are easily deceived by speeds, especially when movie magic is used to dramatize them.

I was too easily deceived and I love to coach, I love to make guys better.

Though, he added, "Kids are not easily deceived, they're very savvy consumers".

OUR senses appear to show us the world the way it truly is, but they are easily deceived.

Agrippa points out (ch. 7) that the senses are easily deceived, and hence knowledge based on them is uncertain.

Or do they believe the public can be easily deceived?

Youth is easily deceived because it is quick to hope.