Sentence examples for complete folly from inspiring English sources
To rely solely on second-hand cooking oil seems complete folly.
It is complete folly to advocate armed guards, since you would need a military squad to truly safeguard any building.
Earlier today Ken Clarke, a pro-European grandee, reportedly accused the party of imitating its new rival: "We don't explain why it's actually a rather nasty organisation, and that what it advocates is complete folly".
Lord Robertson, in a statement issued on behalf of NATO, which is planning to send thousands of troops to Macedonia if a peace settlement can be reached, branded the military action "complete folly".
Temporal precision also lessens dramatically: except in the most pristine paleolacustrine records, indicators of paleoclimate on annual scales is complete folly; instead, we must be content to estimate environmental parameters over broader periods (103 105 years).
Rebecca Robertson, president and executive producer of Park Avenue Armory says, "It's a complete folly, this building.
A former intelligence analyst turned independent MP, Andrew Wilkie, denounced the agreement as "complete and utter folly".
Wisdom triumphs over folly.
For individuals, it's pure folly.
