Sentence examples for do something foolish from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people that don't have nothing to do with their time do something foolish," he said.

If they fear abandonment, they could do something foolish and dangerous — like making a grab for disputed territory.

George Bernard Shaw later said that it was a play "which might lead a man to do something foolish".

But to possibly do something foolish now and maybe it gets worse -- it's better to wait a couple of days".

While the basic outline of the business hasn't changed much, there was more room to do something foolish when Prosper began.

Eisenhower worried that providing that sort of authorization in advance could make it possible for someone to do "something foolish down the chain of command" and start an all-out nuclear war.

George Osborne did something foolish last weekend.

What if people misinterpreted the results and did something foolish?

Try not to frighten him into doing something foolish.

"I knew by the first evening that I had done something foolish to volunteer for this study".

It may be the result of a beginner doing something foolish, or an expert falling asleep, or an expert looking foolish but actually being diabolically clever.