Sentence examples for a foolish and a from inspiring English sources

It was a foolish and a hopeless tale; their salvation must come from themselves, and it must come from them at the polling booth.

They created a foolish and unworkable structure".

To release him is a foolish and feeble idea.

"Aristotle himself would seem a foolish and ignorant dilettante, when compared with these men".

Is giving up Oreos a foolish and futile gesture?

But if you are not afraid to look a little foolish and know a few simple techniques, you can communicate basic ideas to someone who speaks little or none of your language.

The idea of a multi-speed Europe was "foolish" and a "step backwards", he said.

It all creates a perception that the Jets are reluctant to use Tebow, which, given their stagnant running game, seems a bit foolish and a rather elaborate ruse.

Thus, while the Homestead strike would provoke you to revile the name of Andrew Carnegie, at the end of his life, when he offers your town a library, you would be foolish and a bit of a prig to rebuff his largess.

A single intemperate remark by a supporter can make a candidate look foolish, and lose them a news cycle or three.

Novice law enforcement officers have a little more at stake than a new paralegal or a beginner salesperson at the Gap -- LexisNexis research and sweater folding are not yet life-or-death tasks -- but the giddy optimism, tempered by a deep dread of looking foolish and making a mistake, are universal, regardless of profession or nationality.