Sentence examples for a fool to yourself from inspiring English sources

You're a fool to yourself.

After all, if you've had no success for years you might think yourself a fool to carry on when all the world is telling you to give up.

"As the budgets get bigger and the moving pieces get more complicated, you're a fool to try and handle deals by yourself," she said.

And I would be a fool to deprive you of coming to this revelation yourself.

The answers she wryly proposes range from the capitalistic ("fighting for visibility in your market") to the abject ("not making a fool of yourself") to the autoerotic: a familiar progression in the Norwegian's work, which is nothing if not frank about sex.

You don't want to make a fool of yourself and have to pay for it too.

It's quite a process to open a new door, to allow yourself to become a child again, to really let yourself fall, to be allowed to make a fool of yourself again".

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Don't make a fool of yourself just to make other people laugh because it could backfire and really hurt someone's feelings, including your feelings.

"You must remember," Brando said, "it's very important to be able to make a fool of yourself.

You have to be prepared to make a fool of yourself". Another clue that your pupils like you comes when they nominate you for an award.