Sentence examples for damn foolish from inspiring English sources

In 2014 he called allegations against him an example of press "foolishness" – a repeat of 2010's "BBC foolishness" and 2012's "damn foolish" early rumours of an FBI inquiry: "I will sue to the high heavens … It will be court after court after court".

2) Jack Warner: railing against new press "foolishness" this year, a repeat of 2010's "BBC foolishness", 2011's "astounding nonsense", and 2012's "damn foolish" reports.

[Don't listen to] damn foolish liberals saying it's fine".

Or maybe India did this one too, though I have yet to be told as much.Where conspiracy theorising is a national habit, a certain amount of damn foolish conversation is unavoidable.

But hardly anyone ever does, because it's a damn foolish thing to do, as you could topple over and get hurt.

And damn my foolish heart, it was brilliant.

"I think a photograph is a most important document, and there is nothing more damning to go down to posterity than a silly, foolish smile caught and fixed forever," he said.

I tell her it would be foolish not to go out, Wednesday be damned, and contemplate what Wilde meant when he maintained that life imitates art.

But damn, sports are irrational things, and talking about them in general is a foolish undertaking.

I was so foolish to keep living in misery because change was "hard," well damn it so is being fat.

You should do uncharacteristically foolish things like fist bump your black friend, or reply with an "aight" when you damn well know, but still ignore the fact, that you don't usually say "aight".