Sentence examples for feel like fooling from inspiring English sources
Anyone who grew up in the rural Deep South will recognize expressions like "Kiss my foot!" or "I don't feel like fooling with it" as echoes of a bittersweet past.
But Norbert Walter-Borjans, of the main opposition Social Democrats, told the Bundesrat it was a deal which made "honest taxpayers feel like fools".
"Many Germans feel like fools by paying taxes regularly.
It makes us feel like fools for wanting to be entertained by froth.
"You're supposed to intimidate us and make us feel like fools," he said.
And they don't want anyone to make them feel like fools, anyone to put his hands into their pockets".
And it's given no context at all, so won't your friends who read Faulkner and Foucault instead of Gardner Fox feel like fools this time!
Tim and Jenni Earll didn't have a lot of money saved up, but they'd seen enough of their friends buy homes to feel like fools for burning their cash on rent.
"I feel like I'm fooling around," he says.
