Sentence examples for be foolish about it from inspiring English sources

"Don't be foolish about it.

There's no reason to be foolish about anything, just work my way in".

She was foolish about that particular piece of legislation, but, in the moment, he looked the bigger fool.

He also writes that we need to stop being "foolish" about booze on campus and that "a vast majority of college women's rape claims involve alcohol".

"When you hear time and time again, 'We love that campaign; can you tell us more about it?,' we would be foolish not to revisit it," he added.

Which would be foolish, if you think about it.

But it would be foolish to forget about Cyprus.

"We'd be foolish not to learn more about it, and we have asked some of the banks for more specific ideas".

It would be foolish to infer anything about the author's beliefs from the Faustus text.

Certainly it would be foolish to make assumptions about his voters.

For the same reason, it would be foolish to tell them about overhauling the welfare state in advance of the Andalusian election.