Sentence examples for a fool called from inspiring English sources
And it is not because a fool called me an old man that you must believe it.
What a happy day it must have been for Melissa Jacobs when a silly old fool called Lord Triesman took a shine to her.
Ragan the Fool called her "Annie-Banannie," for which he should be slapped.
Travis Hoium, an analyst who has written extensively about the industry on the investment Web site The Motley Fool, calls nuclear power a dying business.
Call me a fool or call me an idealist.
You have collections of fools, called hackers, or whatever they're called.
"When you talk sense to a fool, they call you foolish," Mr. Max answered.
He decided, instead of hushing up a story which might make him look a fool, to call in the experts and get to the bottom of the matter.
"Only a fool would call this a victory," Hassan Hassan, a co-author of the best-selling book "ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror," told me.
But you'd be a fool to call it at the start of the third week, as treasurer Scott Morrison – a chatty chappy today – noted to Ray Hadley: "Federal elections are always tightly contested and things do get closer as you go into the campaign".
His plan for peace with the Palestinians involved grabbing large portions of the West Bank, ultimately annexing them to Israel, and turning over the shattered, encircled, isolated, disconnected and barren fragments of territory left behind to what only a fool would call a Palestinian state.
