Sentence examples for that fool from inspiring English sources

"Drunk History": the title sounded dopey enough, juvenile enough, that, fool that I am, I skipped the entire first season.

The comparison could not entirely have pleased Pavlov, who rebelled at the "divine" authority accorded Marx ("that fool") and denied that his own "approach represents pure materialism".

The files were "honeypots"—caches of documents that fool hackers into thinking they are inside a target's system when they are actually inside a replica.

And Joe, as it happens, is something of a character actor himself, passing through a series of regular-guy disguises that fool even his closest confederates.

Instead, Cymmetria sets up decoy virtual machines on a client's network that fool hackers.

The added bonus is that I have known that fool Donald Trump for decades.

It was the sheer volume of the diaries that fooled the experts.

The next time Brandi knocked, I pretended to be out — a ploy that fooled no one.

Touting a small number of showcase high-tech projects is window dressing that fools no one.

The skidding flipper that fooled Alec Stewart.

Sometimes it's the promise of sex that fools you.