Sentence examples for be foolish to push from inspiring English sources
But it would be foolish to push the similarities beyond the superficial.
These vegetables might not be glamorous, but given that high blood pressure has overtaken smoking as the leading risk for disease and death you'd be foolish to push them to the side of your plate.
The French, who have apparently seen an early version of the list and decided that it was too broad, say it would be foolish to push ahead without consensus on the Security Council, or at least among the five permanent members -- Britain, Russia, China, France and the United States -- because a divided Council is weak in the face of Iraqi defiance.
(Helen) The goal setting was, to me, one of the best because it did just confirm to me and just make me re-think again, you know, that it was foolish to push myself, because I would absolutely push myself and then be wrecked for a couple of days whereas you know if you kind of pace yourself it was just, it was easier.
The goal setting was, to me, one of the best because it did just confirm to me and just make me re-think again, you know, that it was foolish to push myself, because I would absolutely push myself and then be wrecked for a couple of days whereas you know if you kind of pace yourself it was just, it was easier.
It would almost be foolish to go the other way and push it".
