Sentence examples for eccentric fool from inspiring English sources
Only an eccentric fool concludes from the pep rally chants that the sports fans are delusional or misinformed enough to actually believe what they're saying.
Only the eccentric fool would also be frustrated by Bernstein's use of "demand-constrained" and "slack" economy chants as an excuse to ignore what has been learned from growth economics.
I am 100 percent guilty of playing the eccentric fool at the pep rally led by Jared Bernstein by thinking that he might be using the language of scholarship, and that his words ought to be taken literally.
Only an eccentric fool would be startled to learn that in fact Barro and Sala-i-Martin find that they should cover the topic of economic growth without even mentioning Keynesian stimulus.
Only an eccentric fool would pay close attention to these words and think that they mean that each of the four economic growth books I cited – Barro/Sala-i-Martin, Acemoglu, Aghion/Howitt, and Weil – actually include an extensive treatment of Keynesian stimulus alongside the other growth theories.
The bulk of her New Jersey subjects, like the rest of her photographs, depict freaks, eccentrics, fools and outcasts.
At the time, Tudor was regarded by the business community at best as something of an eccentric, and at worst a fool.
Whether a genuine faker or a highly embellished one, Hajdu-Bach is a reminder that for every eccentric there are many more fools.
In a way, he is the new South Africa's "holy fool"—comparable to the eccentric, capricious holy men in Tsarist Russia who could speak truth to power and somehow get away with it.
Penny Fuller's one-dimensional Ranevskaya is a vain, dithering fool whose dreaminess seems more eccentric than poetic.
