Sentence examples for fat fool from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, just for fun, she takes her clothes off, remembering her thrill as a child undressing in front of her bedroom window, but then, catching sight of her reflection in a shopwindow (the mannequins stare icily, straight at her), she sees what a silly fat fool she is and stops that.
I am momentarily riding a large grey horse, waging war against the English army in the name of God, when I catch sight of myself in the glass door of the stove, sadly no heroine, merely a fat fool waging war against herself.
Pregnancy, she thinks, is for fools - and ugly, fat fools at that.
"You fat, worthless fool!" she shouts before storming out.
When we get fat, we fool ourselves with every kind of lie imaginable.
Rush Limbaugh called him "fat" and a "fool".
Rush Limbaugh, the most mean-spirited among the knuckle-draggers, called Christie "fat" and "a fool" last week.
Just to be clear, I'm grouping a bunch of different human phenomena under the general heading "lying": exaggerating, withholding information, white lies, justified lies (e.g., "No, Honey, you don't look fat in that"), fooling ourselves.
So it's worth noting that Randy Newman's "You Can't Fool the Fat Man" is a song Rebus favors in his final days of official employment.
Feel for bone structures and fat; don't be fooled by prominent withers, which is due to conformation, or muscle wastage, which is probably due to an ill-fitting saddle.
