Sentence examples for best foolish from inspiring English sources
Yet while many in the Rutgers 1,000 merely believe that Rutgers' forays into the world of the University of Miami and Virginia Tech is at best foolish or at worst a waste of university funds, Mr. Dowling is far more radical in his thoughts.
"It is as best foolish and at worst reckless to step back and believe that the DUP and Sinn Fein are capable of working in the interests of all groups.
So 'boycotting' Univision, the largest Spanish-language media company in the U.S., is disingenuous at best and foolish at worst".
"To pledge a four-year zero rise in council tax during a deep recession and unprecedented cuts to public spending is naive at best, and foolish at worst".
Instead, he has offered redemption to a crew of players caught weirdly in the gaps, men who were neither there on those humid nights of June and July, nor who possess the virgin qualities – small v – that best allow foolish hopes of better to bloom.
But basing your decision to buy on the assumption that it will be your best investment is foolish.
As it turned out, the best of these foolish acts, and the best told, was the one recounted by the tall, large man.
But Mr. Denby is his own best character, just foolish enough to prompt us to think we would have coped much better, but still human enough to make us suspect, late at night, that we probably wouldn't have.
Conservatives deserve a presidential candidate who will stand up against the headwind of the mortgage crisis and explain that the market is doing what it does best: punishing the foolish and the careless and sending their assets down and down and down until someone prudent and sensible can purchase them and bring renewal.
RAOUL LIONEL FELDER New York, Jan . 22 2013 To the Editor: Penny-wise and pound-foolish best describes the proposal for two years of law school instead of three.
Notably, she performed none of her early collaborations and breezed through her best-known songs — "Foolish," "Happy," "Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)" — in a quick medley.
