Sentence examples for be foolish with from inspiring English sources

But be cautious, never be foolish with open flames.

"Some people might have thought that was foolish with such a young team, but we came here and got 18 medals.

He's a friendly, generous man who is foolish with cash but only because he wants to see the best in others.

[marriage counseling] She thinks I'm foolish with money "He used our life savings to buy a tiger" YOU SAID YOU WANTED A CAT, KAREN.

Handing your money to someone with no track record would be foolish, but investing with managers who have built a strong record elsewhere and are just getting started at a new, little-known fund can be a good strategy.

It is a global treaty: it would be foolish to deal with this most global of problems in any other way.

England are not playing to their potential at the moment and it would be foolish to stick with someone just for the sake of it.

Mr. Mutlak, for example, for all his talk of moderation, blamed Kurds and Shiites for Iraq's stalemate, and said his fellow Sunnis would be foolish to compromise with such extremists.

In what some are interpretting as a criticism of Barack Obama, George Bush told the Israeli parliament today that it would be foolish to negotiate with "terrorists and radicals".Some seem to believe that we should negotiate with the terrorists and radicals, as if some ingenious argument will persuade them they have been wrong all along.

It would be foolish to disagree with the unknown.

The boss never gets ahead, though, and Booker might be foolish for sticking with city politics if his ambition extends beyond City Hall.