Sentence examples for want to be fooled from inspiring English sources

You want to be fooled".

We do want to be fooled, but he has too much respect for us to do it.

"Readers don't want to be fooled, they don't like the notion that someone is attempting to deceive them".

It is a story that reminds you of all the old truisms about the ease of fooling people who want to be fooled.

The former tries to get fake pictures past the latter, but the latter doesn't want to be fooled.

They didn't want to be fooled with, if you know what I mean.

As a black man, you don't want to be fooling around inside a police station".

His famous charm only worked on those who wanted to be fooled by it.

"If I wanted to be fooled into your bedroom, you wouldn't have to ask twice," the girl replied.

Modern culture exhibits two attitudes toward truth: suspicion of being deceived (no one wants to be fooled) and skepticism that objective truth exists at all (no one wants to be naive).

Abraham Briloff, an emeritus professor of accounting at Baruch College, studied the Andersen report and concluded that "the auditors were fooled because, in some measure at least, they wanted to be fooled".