Sentence examples for but a fool from inspiring English sources
To say that it was doomed from the start, and no one but a fool would try to change Afghanistan.
But a fool is different from a petulant child, which is how Sam Waterston plays Lear in this icy production, directed by James Macdonald.
It's one hell of a task, mind; one that takes either stupidity or nerve to assign yourself – and Harvey is anything but a fool.
But I'm not convinced that keeping an email address secret is anything but a fool's errand.
And he is joined there by Cassandra (a mesmerizing Annalee Jefferies), the daughter of Priam, who has been condemned by Apollo to a seer's vision but a fool's influence.
"Now, who but a fool," he declared, "would think God unfair either when he imposes penal judgment on the deserving or when he shows mercy to the undeserving" (Enchiridion, 98).
After reading le Carré, you may think that the struggle against Communism is still necessary, but only a fool would think of it as anything but sordid.
But only a fool would count on it.
But only a fool would write off Peter Jackson.
But only a fool would view events in these terms.
