Sentence examples for a fool of herself from inspiring English sources

She has never made a fool of herself.

She accepts and proceeds to make a fool of herself.

Angot wrote it and made a fool of herself.

In her spare time Lauren likes to draw and occasionally make a fool of herself.

He certainly made a fool of Maureen Dowd — or she has made a fool of herself.

The idea of a woman of forty-six making a fool of herself at her age.

The A.P.A. adopted the Goldwater rule in 1973; Dr. Alan Stone, my colleague at Harvard Law School, was at the time the only member of the A.P.A.'s board to oppose the rule, as a denial of free speech "and of every psychiatrist's God-given right to make a fool of himself or herself".

Are there other places where there is similar energy in the dance but where it's possible for a beginner to take part without making a complete fool of herself?

Johnny Pabs has got some sweet moves, Kat pops and locks a little too hard, and Nikki makes a completely fool of herself by doing The Sprinkler.

"I figured, Look, she's going to go on national television, she's not going to make a total fool of herself," he told me later.

As students at Central School, Pat and I shared the same enthusiasms, sitting in the gallery at the Globe (now Gielgud) theatre on successive Saturday nights to watch the incomparable Beatrice Lillie making a sublime fool of herself.