Sentence examples for a fool from from inspiring English sources

You have no obligation to save a fool from his folly.

Well yes, although it is invidious to choose a fool from among so many, yes, actually, I am.

Grandma's people acted a fool from start to finish.

He would go on to write Once a Fool: From Tokyo to Alaska by Amphibious Jeep, a detailed account of his experiences with Carlin and Half-Safe, as well as becoming a prolific author on topics relating to Mesoamerica and East Asia, publishing over 100 books.

As the Bible advises: "Stay away from a fool, for you will not find knowledge on their lips" (Proverbs 14 7).

This is where the phrase, "A man who represents himself has a fool for a client" comes from.

Lily Frankenstein was much better, playing everyone for a fool, going from pretend-naive country cousin to potential destroyer of worlds in the space of two episodes.

The Becker scandal brought down one of the more hapless commissioners in N.Y.P.D. history, Rhinelander Waldo, a fool plucked from the halls of the Fire Department who delivered lectures like "How to Wipe Out Police Graft" as his officers were stealing the city out from under him.

Inspirational quote: "A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer".

But a fool is different from a petulant child, which is how Sam Waterston plays Lear in this icy production, directed by James Macdonald.

Its dark track list includes David Bowie's "Sue (Or in a Season of Crime)," which ends with the lyric, "Sue, I never dreamed / I'm such a fool / Right from the start / You went with that clown".