Sentence examples for find foolish from inspiring English sources

That familiarity helps explain the shrewd authenticity of the scenes between Ana and the play's two other nanny characters, as they mock their employers, dissect their idiosyncrasies and defy food restrictions they find foolish.

Furthermore, Justice Kennedy added, in a line that conservative critics of the Court find foolish, "At the heart of liberty is the right to define one's own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe, and of the mystery of human life".

Meanwhile, across town, Honest John and Gideon meet a coachman who promises to pay them big money if they can find foolish little boys for him to take to Pleasure Island.

"They fought what they found foolish or irrelevant, and consequently did not survive to do what they considered vital".

I was to find a foolish thing, pursue it and not be concerned with debt, the natural burden of the young, hopeful man.

The highest hopes she seems to have for their planned lunch are that Edmund won't find her foolish, or dull: "Too much was at stake and, for herself, she would not have taken the risk".

The film's opening scenes find the foolish heroine, Lucinda Danielle Cormackk), frolicking blissfully with her lover, Rob Karl Urbann), in the rolling fields around the dairy farm where they live together in a dinky little cottage with an agoraphobic dog who trots around under a cardboard box.

His sad, heavy-lidded eyes suggest he knows that others might find him foolish.

"I hear people complain about all of the letters in 'LGBTQIA,' and I find that foolish!" he opined.

I realize that we might lack a certain perspective and people might find it foolish that we're talking so gravely about our circumstances when we're so young, but I don't feel particularly young.

He's a lead singer but not really a frontman: just one unassuming member of a band that finds nothing foolish about consistency.