Sentence examples for entirely foolish from inspiring English sources
This gamble is not entirely foolish.
And yet his fancies were not entirely foolish.
The third acquisition was entirely foolish: the Act III Pas de Deux from John Neumeier's "Lady of the Camellias".
As Mr Kahn, and his sometime co-author Ed Glaeser, have written, it isn't entirely foolish to try and protect big cities.
The cabinet's supporters in government and its enemies in opposition a novel thought for Japan, but not an entirely foolish one.
As GK Chesterton memorably put it, a man can be entirely great while also entirely foolish: it's the "grossness and gorgeousness" of his folly that makes us forever love him.
But before I get to the pondering, I will take a moment to point out that I am aware a number of people who used to be what we might call friends of mine now simply read this blog, having entirely abandoned any foolish ideas about phoning me at home for a chat, or actually meeting to do something human.
This will be news to historians and is an even bigger problem dramatically, as "Sally Hemings" brings the concept of smart women, foolish choices, to an entirely new level.
You would be foolish to ignore it entirely.Charles Goodhart, of the London School of Economics, and a former member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, thinks the debate would shift if inflation were properly measured.
In opening the case, prosecutor Andrew Edis also made reference to last week's events, telling the jury: "It would be foolish for anyone to pretend that you are all entirely ignorant about the circumstances of this case.
