Sentence examples for we're tricked from inspiring English sources

I don't care if we're tricked into empathising, even sympathising with her, just so long as we get hamartia, hubris and anagnorisis as well.

"We're tricking the computer into thinking that we're walking around the object," he explains.

we're tricking them to get out of the house and live their lives, because.

But we were tricked.

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

We are tricked by hope into starting companies, beginning books, immigrating to this country and investing in telecom networks.

It would be convenient for supporters of the war, such as this newspaper, to claim we were tricked into it by Mr Blair; convenient, but unfair.

"Farmers are saying, 'We were tricked,' " said Uldis Krievars, a dairy farmer and deputy chairman of Farmers Parliament, which helped organize the tractor demonstrations last month.

The fact that "Go in a pope, come out a cardinal" has nonetheless become a cliché is a good reminder of how easily we are tricked by small sample sizes.

"We were tricked," said the 68-year-old former Benfica manager.

We slowly realize that we were tricked, yet again, by the loud dazzle of holiday media advertising.