Sentence examples for tricked into thinking from inspiring English sources

How is a plant "tricked" into thinking it's spring?

Are we being tricked into thinking that Iran is a bigger threat than it is?

Perhaps, relying on the restaurant's appearance, they were tricked into thinking it really was a cruise.

If the brain could be tricked into thinking that the phantom was moving, would the cramping sensations cease?

The result is that you can look across a sagebrush expanse and be tricked into thinking it's empty.

Pigeons, like humans, are tricked into thinking that what they have worked hard for is actually better.

Consumers were being tricked into thinking four products were designed to treat a specific type of pain.

First, let's not be tricked into thinking the unemployment rate is a fudge used by politicians because it's the lowest.

"Charlie's Angels" was Walter Mitty for women, even if men were tricked into thinking it was jiggle TV for them.

From one perspective, the image looked cynical: the viewer is tricked into thinking that Draper has achieved Nirvana, only to be slapped with the source of his smile.

He tugs you into that world — so deeply, in fact, that you might be tricked into thinking you've caught its sour scent in the Pacific mist.