Sentence examples for be a bit foolish from inspiring English sources

I would be a bit foolish to bring him back and then get rid of him.

I think that's a bit foolish".

The biofuel fixation is "a bit foolish" and "just not logical," he says.

However, it is a bit foolish to sell Musk short (no pun intended about the short sellers).

How? Frankly, I think it is a bit foolish to push others to step up drilling when we will not drill for oil in new fields in icy Alaska.

but on the other hand I know people have their best intensions". "It is very very hard to take on the idea of chemotherapy when you feel fine and when you know its not going to cure you". the first bit of good news I've had for ages". "I get a bit exacerbated with people in the scan places because they are a bit foolish with the veins.

And yet we get treated as though we're important.' (David Nicholls, who trained as an actor, says, 'I think he has a healthy scepticism about the profession. He treats the work with respect, but you get the sense that he knows there's something a bit foolish and ephemeral about it, too.') So no, that's it for him and his father.

"It's all a bit foolish," Mr. O'Sullivan said.

But Mr. Tuttle is also a bit foolish -- mistaking pettiness for principle, he gets ready to move far away only because no one will admit to having ruined his favorite rosebush.

And then Matthew Warchus the director of Pride has been prompted to say that, although the marketers had been "clumsy and a bit foolish," they did so with a mind to get the film the broadest scope: "But this is a film that is loved by people of all political persuasions and sexual orientations.

"After all the work we put in for 90 minutes against such a tough team," said Sergio Ramos, who shot Spain ahead at the Vicente Calderón Stadium, "we are left looking a bit foolish.