Sentence examples for both expensive and foolish from inspiring English sources

Simply going back to the kind of Liberal offer that marked the party's 1990s ascendancy could be both expensive and foolish.

Willy-nilly trading is expensive and foolish, but periodically changing weightings and holdings to track new realities is undeniably wise.

Computers were once both expensive and arcane.

The vintage-racing circuit is both expensive and exclusive.

As cheap thrills go, both expensive and insipid.

And Alzheimer's is both expensive and lingering.

Keeping the ivory safe is both expensive and risky.

Critical care is both expensive and increasing.

By exposing it in himself, Cattelan comes off as both heroic and foolish.

It was a decision seen as both courageous and foolish, often at the same time.

That Israel readily diminishes and disregards the influence of its most important ally is both reckless and foolish.