Sentence examples for anything so foolish from inspiring English sources
My mother had not done anything so foolish, so dramatic, as to ban mirrors from our house.
I treated the stings, of course — each of them an angry, swollen red welt — and cautioned him against ever doing anything so foolish again, lecturing him on the nervous system and the efficacy of pain as a warning signal that something is amiss in the body.
As for taking on Boeing and Airbus, Mr Beaudoin seems too reserved (and has too much of his own money at stake) to do anything so foolish; but if Messrs Pierson and Condit see him sniffing around a maker of larger aircraft, particularly one with a state parent desperate to get rid of it, they should worry.
It's foolish to search for anything so definitive as the sound of a festival, but if the 2010 CMJ Music Marathon and Film Festival — which begins on Tuesday and runs through Saturday — has one, it might be this.
But we should be on the edge of our seats from the first moment, not sitting back and wondering who would be so foolish as to buy anything from any one of them.
I thought it was so foolish, such a waste of money, because I don't do anything that's not public.
