Sentence examples for considered a fool from inspiring English sources

He has gone from being unfairly considered a fool and a charlatan to an equally unreasonable status as sacred cow.

For years, Boswell was considered a fool, a nincompoop, a fawning sycophant who, by chance, had produced a masterpiece.

(Mark Twain's lawyer hero, Pudd'nhead Wilson, was so named partly because he was considered a fool for studying "finger marks").

("Considered a fool, because I dropped out of high school. Stereotypes of a black man…") Foster calls the Coast Guard.

You may be confident that your house will not burn down this year, but you would be considered a fool by many people if you failed to take out insurance.

In this time, when college coaches jump jobs and leave the teenagers they have recruited; when franchises are moved and realigned, and athletes are shuffled to fit under the owner's salary cap, any short-term careerist who doesn't take care of himself first would be considered a fool.

Some, though, were more skeptical about the task, offering sardonic suggestions for what they consider a fool's errand.

I bring up the subject of forecasting because despite knowing better, I still see a lot of people playing what I consider a fool's game.

Four years ago we embarked on what many considered was a fool's errand, trying to rebuild the Upstate economy.

So, if you must, consider me a fool for the faith I have in you.

His staff considers him a fool, and his wife can't stand him.