Sentence examples for consider foolish from inspiring English sources

I'm not rude to those I consider foolish, but I strenuously and lamentably evade them.

If someone is saying something you consider foolish you should make that apparent".

Life is short, and if I spent my time responding to every attack on yours truly — or indeed, every thing Mulligan himself writes that I consider foolish — I would have no time to do anything else.

Don't punish yourself or do anything you may consider foolish in the light of day.

Riders who do not are considered foolish.

On April Fool's Day in 1969, The New York Times asked leading intellectuals what they considered foolish.

You could be considered foolish if you didn't try for more.

McKay and Primeau fought midway through the second period, an act some considered foolish on the part of Primeau because he had just returned from a concussion.

Kristol happily writes op-ed articles for what Norquist considers "the liberal media" -- The New York Times and The Washington Post -- and his magazine will condemn Republican tactics it considers foolish.

And now here we are in a world of high information technology — and people think it's smart, nay cutting-edge, to create a sort of virtual currency whose creation requires wasting real resources in a way Adam Smith considered foolish and outmoded in 1776.

In our society today to confess is often considered foolish, weak, even corrosive to our self-esteem, unnecessary.