| I bit on that one and gullibly asked who was the first greatest. |
| The students had gullibly accepted this boiler-plate personality description as if it applied to them uniquely as individuals. |
| There are but few Briggleses left to prey on the gullibly charitable to-day, and thank God for that. |
| And the curious people laughed and were discussing how foolishly and gullibly the common people were spreading such empty rumours. |
| At the same time, many of us gullibly believe the sea will always heal itself, that it's so vast and self-renewing that we simply can't kill it. |
| Historical criticism of sources, which does not gullibly accept whatever is alleged as fact, is the beginning of historical study. |
