No one's fooled.

She fooled him.

Don't be fooled.

I won t be fooled.

It's fun to be fooled.

And so your brain is fooled.

We've been fooled by our tool.

We've been fooled by our tool.

Yet again, your pattern detection devices are fooled.

Don't be fooled. There's nothing new about ID.

We go to magic shows in order to be fooled.

I think the first one is that they got fooled by history.

Thus he fooled his people, and they obeyed him. They were wicked people.

Thus he fooled his people, and they obeyed him. They were wicked people.

In this way he fooled his people and they obeyed him they were a rebellious people.

In this way he fooled his people and they obeyed him they were a rebellious people.

So Puck meant not only are we fools in the pejorative sense, but that we're easily fooled. In fact, what Shakespeare was pointing out is we go to the theater in order to be fooled, so we're actually looking forward to it.

No one should be fooled by the Kremlin s spin doctors. The conflict in Ukraine is not about Ukraine.

So he makes these interesting conversations about realism and mimicry and our drive to be fooled by great camouflage.

Because it's not about fooling somebody, it's actually giving somebody a measure of their own belief how much you want to be fooled.

The trouble, said Riodoce editor Andres Villarreal, is that smell is a sense that can be fooled ... and then the thing with Javier happened.

Just as Fromkin shows with regard to Germany in 1914, the Bush administration manipulated US public opinion to support the Iraq War as a war on terror, even though Iraq had nothing to do with any terrorist attack against the US. The world was never fooled by the Bush administration's case, but most Americans were fooled, at least for a while.

And the bee has been cleverly fooled into taking the nectar, and also picking up some powder on its leg, and going off to the next blossom.

See, our pattern detection device, which appears to be located in the anterior cingulate cortex it's our little detection device there can be easily fooled, and this is the problem.

Al Seckel, a cognitive neuroscientist, explores the perceptual illusions that fool our brains. Loads of eye tricks help him prove that not only are we easily fooled, we kind of like it.

And who has no desire for the religion of Abraham, except he who fooled himself? We chose him in this world, and in the Everlasting world, he shall be among the righteous.

And who has no desire for the religion of Abraham, except he who fooled himself? We chose him in this world, and in the Everlasting world, he shall be among the righteous.

But, while the world may be happy to pretend that bilateral cooperation will revitalize multilateralism, nobody should be fooled. The WTO will survive, but its centrality in the trade system is rapidly diminishing.

But the ECB is not going to cut rates even though, for public relations reasons of keeping the political wolves at bay, it deceptively hints it might. Don t be fooled by such feints.

Recently, a survey of 2008 people conducted by a media entity revealed that more than half of those surveyed have had the experience of being fooled by false information on health care and well being.

CAMBRIDGE When looking out a window, it is easy to be fooled by your own reflection and see more of yourself than the outside world. This seems to be the case when US observers, influenced by their own country's fiscal debate, look at Greece.

Indeed, even the markets were fooled, giving the ECB a good grade for its unremarkable rate hike. Inflationary expectations, as measured by the rates on certain market instruments, actually fell after the hike, indicating increased confidence that the ECB will keep a lid on price pressures.

The Committee should not be fooled by the recent unilateral withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza or the evacuation of Jewish settlements in the area they neither constituted the beginning of the end of Israel's genocidal policy nor heralded a definitive solution to the Palestinian issue.

So it was with the Erdoğan government s pro European reforms, which served mainly to provide political cover for strengthening the Gülenists hold over the judiciary. Fooled by appearances, the European Commission continued to assert, year after year, that the military show trials were an opportunity to strengthen the rule of law.

After the match, Neuer gave this account of his actions I tried not to react to the referee and just concentrate on what was happening. I realized it was over the line and I think the way I carried on so quickly fooled the referee into thinking it was not over.

Agreement by the G 8 to debt relief is a major event, but we should not be fooled by the seeming magnanimity of the gesture much of the debt would not have been repaid in any case. More debt relief encompassing more countries and more debt (including bilateral debt) is needed.

The anticipated increase in the fiscal deficit is striking the central plan discussed by Bush s Council of Economic Advisers would according to the Council s own estimates increase America s fiscal deficit by 2 trillion over the next decade. Advocates of privatization claim to believe in markets, but they are proposing budget gimmickry that would move those losses off the books, as if markets could be easily fooled.

Critics of economic sciences sometimes refer to the development of a pseudoscience of economics, arguing that it uses the trappings of science, like dense mathematics, but only for show. For example, in his 2004 book Fooled by Randomness, Nassim Nicholas Taleb said of economic sciences You can disguise charlatanism under the weight of equations, and nobody can catch you since there is no such thing as a controlled experiment.