gullible造句

The winders had roped in a number of gullible persons.

You're a good judge of people, but you tend to be a bit gullible and naive.

I guess luck was on my side, either that or a gullible bouncer?

I was very gullible and children would ridicule me for being socially inept.

If you actually believe what the food labels claim, you're gullible.

So the question remains, have Hollywood special effects really gotten that good, or are many people just that gullible?

And surely, to be just a very gullible consciousness provisionally existing among inexplicable mysteries, is not an enviable plight.

"It's easy selling crack to kids in the schoolyard, " he says of the CDOs and all the other arcane acronyms the Street sold to avaricious, gullible investors.

Only at festivals with no Wi-Fi signals can the gullible be tricked into believing that David Hasselhoff has passed away.

And this is how these scams work, they find all the gullible people out there and convince them that they can get rich easily.

Holocaust denial (or "revisionism" as its pseudo-scholarly advocates term it) USES quibbles, semantics and phoney logic to befuddle the gullible about the mass murder of millions of innocents.