Sentence examples for be more foolish than from inspiring English sources

Ray may be more foolish than Jerry Lundegaard — no small feat, that — but his motives are more sympathetic.

Nothing could be more foolish than passing this information to the other side, and to lobbyists, before starting to negotiate.

Nothing could be more foolish than to allow an industry's profits to take precedence over the entire population's health.

Nothing would be more foolish than to assume that 2014 does not really matter because Hillary Clinton will put everything right in two years' time.

A congressional Republican warned, "If Mr.Wilson comes to the Capitol to influence legislation, he will be more foolish than the donkey that swam the river to get a drink of water".

I wonder if it occurs to Mr. Brooks, Arnold Schwarzenegger or even President Bush that this macho, military, Mack Truck response to 9/11, based entirely on anger and fear-mongering, is turning out to be more foolish than manly.

No, you are more foolish than him.

Nothing is more foolish than dropping a hunting gun before herds of ferocious wolves.

The likelihood is that this trial will show that many on Wall Street were more foolish than wicked.

No one is more foolish than you but those who accept you as the president and commander," said Adnani.

And was their judgment borne out over the subsequent 12 months?The chart shows that the crowd was more foolish than wise.