Sentence examples for are foolhardy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Marked by unthinking recklessness with disregard for danger; bold but rash; hotheaded
We are foolhardy, preposterous, nosy, irritating.
If you dismiss them you are foolhardy.
THE general election that will be held in Britain on May 7th is so finely balanced that predictions are foolhardy.
But Ms. Dochery of Cadillac thinks that other carmakers are foolhardy if they back off from embracing female customers.
I just pointed out that the risk of death is thrilling, as though the young people are foolhardy innocents keen to join the 20-minuters, as opposed to mostly being required to orienteer through an Epping Forest picnic area.
For decades, coastal scientists have argued that these policies are foolhardy, and that the nation must begin planning an orderly retreat from large portions of its coasts, but few politicians have been willing to embrace that message or to warn the public of the rising risks.
Doubting him would be foolhardy.
THEY were foolhardy at first.
"This is foolhardy," she adds.
It would be foolhardy to scrap this.
Their insurrectionary conspiracies may have been foolhardy.
