Sentence examples for too gullible from inspiring English sources
Other families meanwhile -- mostly Americans -- charge that group is too gullible in accepting Libyan theories about the case.
While lying on the acupuncturist's table in China recently, I wondered if I was too skeptical or too gullible about qi.
Maybe I had been too gullible when I read in my guidebook that there was a regular train from Kunming, the capital of the province, to Hanoi.
If, as Ms. Knox tells it, she was too gullible and naïve about people when she first arrived in Italy, she seems to have developed sharp powers of observation during her years in confinement, mapping out the emotional geometry at work among prisoners and guards, and the mental arithmetic she would perform in her head to get through each day.
"I was too gullible to see how manipulative she truly is," the victim, now 18, said.
There are people who are too gullible about the miraculous and then there are people who are viciously sneering and dismissive of it.
Mr. Rove tried to sell Mr. Dallek the false story, later retailed by too many gullible journalists, that Mr. Bush had been scarce because Air Force One had been under threat.
And, despite the NRA and gun industry's decades-long efforts to market firearms to women--and the willingness of an all-too-often gullible news media to accept these claims on mere assertion, misleading statistics, and frequently unfounded claims--nine out of 10 women don't personally own a gun.
If someone you worked closely with committed a comparable act, don't you think you or your colleagues could find some tracks she had left, other cohorts or enablers, or similar actions in the past? 2. Christie confessed to being too trusting and gullible.
No stylistic tic was too pretentious for the gullible literati.
