I didn't
fool myself into thinking there was going to be a miracle cure." She's not scared of dying, but more concerned with how she'll say goodbye.
"I don't want to
fool myself into thinking that to be honest," he laughs.
I like to be able to control things, or at least
fool myself into thinking I can control them.
Briefly it was possible to
fool myself into thinking myself back in the innocent early days when I'd lived just across the road, but the sad truth was that the terrace of a pension now looked straight over us while further up the valley, lit once just by the stars, there now blazed the lights of a boutique hotel.
Sometimes I even
fool myself into thinking that I really look like that!" said Minnelli, holding up the disc that features a close-up photo of herself on the cover.
There's no doubt I'm actually not that person, but as long as I
fool myself into thinking I am, then I'm happy.
As long as I donCOt know for sure, I can
fool myself into believing that heCOs still into me and that when we have sex nothing has changed.
All of a sudden you can think you are in shape for a comeback and I don't want to
fool myself into thinking I can get back into it.
I know I wear safety blinders, try to
fool myself into thinking otherwise, use fantasy and other elaborate ruses to ignore or pretend otherwise, but everything comes to nothing in the end.
"Sometimes I
fool myself into thinking she is still alive but in my heart I know she's not coming home," said Mary's heartbroken mum Ann.
I tried to
fool myself into thinking I'd be okay, saying `a black breast is better than none at all'.
Personally, I don't
fool myself into believing that I'm unbiassed or objective.
He is quoted as saying: "I'm doing this mad thing where I'm trying to
fool myself into believing I'm not eating chocolate.
I always manage to
fool myself into thinking that, after a break in warmer climes, I'm going to return home to sunny skies in England.
"I'd never
fool myself into believing I'd won the battle.
