Sentence examples for a fool that will from inspiring English sources

"Do you think I am a fool that will pay whatever you ask"? "Believe me, Madame, I am telling you a good price, I will not make one Dirham at this price".

When Daisy says, of her daughter, "I hope she'll be a fool — that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool," you can't help but be drawn in.

"They are on a fool's errand that will do great damage to the Republican Party".

The attainment of perfection is a fool's errand that will only result in failure, disappointment and heartbreak.

And if you've got a fool-proof product that will help people floss, then they'll definitely do it.

Within minutes of hatching, young mantids know how to employ a trick that will fool their many opponents.

Go with a friend you trust; you don't want to go with a "friend" that will make a fool out of you, or take advantage of you.

"The fans aren't fools and they demand a team that will give 100%," he continued.

The NYT wants its paywall cake and the social media frosting, too, and it really seems to have no foolproof way to have both other than to create a system that will block only fools themselves.

(Don't be fooled that a "tax amnesty" that will bring all that money back to America and generate lots of new investments and jobs here — see item #2 above).

I'm delighted that we have an organisation which understands the political dynamics [of the peace process] … It's a … fool that believes that we will not succeed in achieving a sovereign independent Ireland". To have persuaded Paisley to share a joke with him while he retained that commitment was a measure of McGuinness's political skill.