Sentence examples for that she fooled from inspiring English sources

While Brie is delighted with Apatow's praise, she downplays the suggestion that she fooled him entirely.

Although she pays fleeting tribute to Mr Havel she cannot resist qualifying it by saying that he "appears to have had" moral courage in addition to "an idiosyncratic brand of ambition"; that, she argues, fooled the West into seeing post-communist Czechoslovakia more favourably.

Instead Mrs. Clinton darkened that cloud by claiming that she was fooled by the prewar intelligence that didn't dupe nearly half her Democratic Senate colleagues, including Bob Graham, Teddy Kennedy and Carl Levin.

She realized that she was fooling herself; babies and motherhood aren't part of the equation for her.

Her husband eventually discovers that she is fooling around with a Mob boss and politely asks Vitali to stop putting his penis into her.

"What does Nina think about that?" "She thinks I'm a fool".

Testifying before the commission earlier this year, Johnson-Sirleaf apologised for her support of Taylor, saying that she had been "fooled" into it.

Melanie can barely face telling her 74-year-old mother that she has been fooled out of £400 after filing her tax return through taxreturngateway.com rather than the official HMRC website.

However, once your child recognizes this routine, its less likely that she will be fooled by it in the future.

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

The "shy Tory" voters were missed by the pollsters, and that fooled us all.