Sentence examples for clearly foolish from inspiring English sources

It's clearly foolish and unnecessary to worry about terrorism, he'll explain, but he'll intend no reassurance.

Seeking simple explanations for the Arab spring uprisings that have swept through Tunisia, Egypt and now Libya, is clearly foolish amidst entangled issues of social injustice, poverty, unemployment and water stress.

Sir Michael lined up for long goodbye While I would be clearly foolish to cast aspersions on the integrity of such an esteemed Cockney treasure as Sir Michael Caine, I also can't help taking his talk of retirement with a pinch of salt.

If that's true, then China's conduct is clearly foolish.

"This is clearly a foolish document," the Foreign Office said.

But expecting the truth because it would so clearly be foolish for Christie to lie, or for any politician to, is a misguided notion.

Humans wise and foolish clearly have a remarkable talent for deceiving themselves and others — sometimes with dollar signs glinting in their eyes, but sometimes with only the conviction that a smart, self-confident person armed with the right potion should be able to reconfigure nature.

However, it's clearly stipulated that foolish drinking of bhang without rites is considered a sin.

There is room for victim-blaming in fictionalized rape, but it should be clearly portrayed as foolish / flawed / the WORST.

Clearly it would be foolish to accept every detail of this composite account.

At least, clearly, if H made foolish guesses about the truth of sentence of the truth-free fragment L0, they are corrected in τ(H), which contains everything from L0 true in M0.