Sentence examples for almost a fool from inspiring English sources

But by writing a scathing opinion, Ginsburg may at least have done him the favor of showing him what he might have looked like if he had signed on with Scalia: a political opportunist, and almost a fool.

Later chronicles written during the reign of Henry II were generally more negative: Walter Map, for example, described Stephen as "a fine knight, but in other respects almost a fool".

He commented that much like every song on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, the song "contains an underscore as ambitious as the beats upfront", concluding that tracks "Hell of a Life" and "So Appalled" alone "carry enough auditory sugar to make listening to this album on any regular sort of listening device almost a fool's errand".

Then, not quite trusting her own rhetorical flight, and suiting her Russian weakness for losers (once a little time has passed), she turns him into "the hero of jokes, almost a holy fool, a ridiculous clown who, despite everything, mumbles on about his own ideas...

"You almost feel like a fool explaining why a trash basket is necessary," he said.

Almost any fool can be taught to achieve an A* if enough resource is thrown at them.

The rewards to this kind of structure are obvious: even if it's hard to elaborate on your thoughts, it's almost harder to make a fool of yourself.

As Selma calls herself a fool for almost letting this happen, Marge cheers her up that Sideshow Bob fooled almost everyone except for Bart, who is then hailed as a hero for foiling Sideshow Bob's plot.

It will always stand as the song that inspired Kanye to act a fool, though admittedly almost anything can accomplish this.

And trying to beat the market was a fool's errand for almost everyone.

Almost half a million Americans saw her make a fool of herself".