Sentence examples for bigger fools from inspiring English sources

Many of us could relate to making far bigger fools of ourselves drinking than on drugs.

They aren't just acting like fools here; they're acting like bigger fools than they really are.

There are way bigger fools these kids shouldn't listen too, most of them with anti-abortion and anti-gay T-shirts to sell.

"Fred Roche used to say, we'd have to be bigger fools than we are not to make a success of this, given its location," remembered Lee Shostak, an American who arrived to write a PhD on the history of Milton Keynes in 1972 and rose to become director of planning at the corporation.

A Motorola spokesman offers this: "We're the bigger fools, and we got scammed".

Eventually the public got wise to the Ponziesque flavor to ostrich farming: You couldn't cover your costs selling meat or hides, so your only hope was to sell breeding pairs to bigger fools.

It would take a bigger fool than him to think any such thing.

"I'm afraid you've thought me a bigger fool than I am," said Walter.

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

You make a bigger fool of yourself trying to blame the referee for something that's not there.

From tulips to railways to electricity to the Internet, crowd behaviour has created financial bubbles on the "bigger fool" theory: that a share is worth buying, even if it looks expensive, so long as there is reason to hope that somebody else will pay even more for it in future.