Sentence examples for a fool which from inspiring English sources

So today the moderate Mr Brooks feels like a fool, which is probably how Mr Obama felt for the previous 33 months.

To continue the insult to Leonard, Sebastian Junger's book and the movie make him out a fool, which he clearly is not.

"You can call Putin or Medvedev a fool, which, of course, was totally impossible in Soviet times, but you might get into trouble if you look into their pockets," Albats said.

The title character Gilligan is a bit of a bumbling fool, which may mean Ted's a bit like him.

And there's no fool like a feminist fool, which is why as I write this I'm wearing a full-on feminist outfit.

He does so capably: he exudes authority as a performer while still playing the fool, which is a neat trick.

Ayla El-Moussa of 25th Century (above) reproduced the Major Arcana (22 characters such as 'The High Priestess' and 'The Fool' which are absent from a typical playing card deck) as a minimalist fashion shoot.

And on to 1973's Bingo, which imagines a meeting between Shakespeare and Ben Jonson; and The Fool, which charts the life and destruction of the English working-class poet John Clare.

If I could eat only one thing for the rest of my life it would be rhubarb fool, which I make with ginger and a hint of elderflower cordial.

The app's developer, Abdulla Al Shurafa, went out of his way to make the app tough to fool — which is great, because Sleepy Greg is a clever, clever bastard.

In September, the studio released another Al Jolson part-talking picture, The Singing Fool, which more than doubled The Jazz Singers earnings record for a Warners movie.