Sentence examples for would not fool from inspiring English sources

"If we did test, we would not fool around.

His use of code words, as described in the indictment, would not fool some second graders.

Alex Fernandez, 18, from Harlem, who aspires to be an international chef, suggested the train's shots of majestic foliage would not fool him.

But analysts said the announced reduction of just 30,000 barrels a day for the next few months would not fool anyone.

Nick Hopkinson of Property Portfolio Rescue, which buys houses from distressed buy-to-let borrowers, describes the Nationwide's reported increase as a "statistical blip" which would "not fool anybody who is struggling to sell their home or obtain realistic mortgage finance in the real world".

Coach Bret Bielema said that he was aware of the favorable math that could lead to a second straight appearance in the Big Ten championship game but that he would not fool around with what has worked for the past two years for the Badgers.

And it wouldn't fool anybody from the Greatest Generation".

For me, running to the store and buying a substitute was one possibility, but I knew I wouldn't fool anyone.

In his behavior, he not only jeopardized his party but betrayed some people who had joined his campaign only after extracting from him an explicit promise that this time he wouldn't fool around.

However, the Office of Fair Trading is to investigate several of the firms (it would be good if the OFT for a change actually named them) and is to invite users of mail-in gold firms to let it know when they feel short-changed – the OFT may be quite busy Perhaps Cash4Gold sees its press release as positive spin, but it wouldn't fool a five-year-old.

Even the best computer graphics wouldn't fool savvy moviegoers in a long close-up.