Sentence examples for deemed foolish from inspiring English sources

MPs voted by a majority of 320 not to expel the respected Maudling whose conduct was deemed foolish rather than corrupt.

He got better and better at this, and also at a characteristic bit, a long, slow, response to a comment he deemed foolish, in which his features became slack, his eyelids drooped and he seemed about to fall asleep.

The turning of the Gregorian calendar — and the tax year in many countries — is as good a time as any to reflect on prior choices, correcting those deemed foolish and enhancing those worth repeating.

–When asked about Wall St.’s fears that News Corp might make another big, costly move, Murdoch mused “well I might make another good move”, referring to MySpace and Fox News, both of which were deemed foolish, but have turned out rather well.

"A patriot is a fool in every age," jeered Alexander Pope, but perhaps in no age have patriots been deemed more foolish than in our own.

Aside from prospective donors, the only tour groups trickling through the Cradle of Aviation Museum these days are Nassau County legislators, who have been invited inside to witness how far the museum has come in the expectation that they will deem it foolish to withhold money now.

He let her remark pass, apparently deeming it too foolish to acknowledge.

But colleagues deemed us incredibly brave or absurdly foolish.

In reward for my foolish assumption, fate has deemed that I become a vagina lady myself.

He deemed the whole issue surrounding the production as "foolish", in the end agreeing that "it was foolish of us to expect that GaGa would never stumble because, despite the preternatural image constantly presented, she is only human after all".

Since the Taliban have never been shy of violent punishment of even co-religionists deemed guilty of offending Islam, it would be foolish to imagine that the followers of other religions are safe.Nor are neighbouring countries.