Sentence examples for tricked into thinking that from inspiring English sources

The game will be tricked into thinking that time has passed and you deserve the complete replenished set of five lives.

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

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

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

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.

I was almost tricked into thinking that Thursday's FT was merely offering us a puzzle themed around booze, with its VODKA, TEQUILA and the ouzo in BOUZOUKI.

Riley left his phone behind that he used to trick the referee into thinking that Cena said "I Quit".

Halloran, he said, had slapped him, then tricked him into thinking that he could go home if he signed a prepared statement.

Economists tricked themselves into thinking that the resulting compression in the income and wealth distribution was a natural feature of the maturation of capitalist economies.

To add insult to injury, while heavily pregnant, I had somehow tricked myself into thinking that I hadn't gained much weight other than around my middle.

He too witnessed horrors - including comrades killed by Argentine soldiers who had tricked them into thinking that they were about to give up fighting.