Sentence examples for a foolish man from inspiring English sources

(Boyle calls him only a "foolish man").

"He's not a foolish man at all," Mr. Breen said.

"And I don't think he is a foolish man".

Nathan did not respond, because he was not a foolish man.

"But it is a foolish man who thinks they have all fled.

Only a foolish man would hope to find That haven fashioned by her dreaming mind.

In the story "Memorial," also set in West Vancouver, a character named Eileen challenges a wealthy foolish man who boasts about his water and mountain view.

Tolstoy presents Napoleon as a vain foolish man who is in over his head.

On her expiration date, her eldest son — a sad and foolish man with a half-baked interest in Islam — will become the head of the Church of England.

As Jane Goodall puts it, "Larson blithely reverses the roles of human and nonhuman so that, as you browse through a collection you find on one page a Gary Larson human carelessly squishing a foolish dog (yapping when the man of the house is trying to watch the World Cup), and on another, a Gary Larson elephant carelessly squishing a foolish human".

Bearing in mind his physical condition, Jackson is either a brave or foolish man to attend an auction called Let's Face It.