Sentence examples for as it is foolish from inspiring English sources

Just as it is foolish to boast of being "builders" without brickies in a housing shortage, so it is foolish to boast of overtaking Germany's falling population in decades and to assign national solutions to problems which require international cooperation and vision.

In a game as competitive and, frankly, wild as Game 6, it is foolish to label one or two bounces as decisive: there are dozens of moments that can go either way and are just as worthy of scrutiny.

As in any major city, it is foolish to leave suitcases, cameras or even radios locked inside a car.

In young states such as his own, he has said, it is foolish to expect political parties to represent anything but tribes.

This is an occasional poem, as well as a translation, and it's foolish to demand that it be comparable with his original poetry, lyric or epic.

Mr Brooks seems to take it as evidence that it was foolish for government to even try to battle the market.

As Gabriela Shalev reminds us, it's foolish to assume that Obama is merely a puppet with Netanyahu pulling the strings.

Later, he argued that it was foolish to believe, as he once had, that the test measured "native intelligence".

It's foolish not to listen to what people have to say about you, but it's just as foolish to think that's all there is.

"For Britain to retreat from the world would be as futile as it would be foolish," he said, adding that Ukip and some Conservative backbench MPs had "reverted into isolationism".

Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker's lazy contention that Catalonia is solely an internal matter is as foolish as it is unrealistic.