Sentence examples for fool attempts from inspiring English sources

A fool attempts to capture a huge prize through a method that no one else believes in.

Next the Fool attempts to paint with a simulated brush and a simulated hand (actually, an image of Colton's hand) on the screen behind me.

No one is likely to be fooled by attempts to redraw the geographical boundaries of Europe for ideological or political purposes.

And let's not be fooled by attempts to garland the players with altruistic laurels because they clubbed together to keep some of the people who do chores for them in a job for a few weeks.

Savarkar allegedly retorted that only a fool would attempt to resist the British without being fortified by animal protein.The meeting is said to have begun hostilities between the two young Indian nationalists; whether or not the story is apocryphal, there were real reasons for antipathy.

The poison from the last two regimes is still seeping out and only a fool would attempt to buy lock, stock and liabilities at present.

If HGTs are rampant and probably were so in the past, the phyletic patterns that we see today for most of the proteins impacted by frequent transfers will fool any attempt to accurately reconstruct ancestral genome history.

Contempt (aka Le Mépris) from 1963 is, I think, Godard's best film: a merciless dissection of the kind of fools who attempt to "commercialise" Homer's Odyssey.

But nobody should be fooled by his attempts to obscure the implications of the educational reforms published this week.

It is unclear whether the border guards are fooled by clever attempts to disguise the shipments as benign or are paid to turn a blind eye, or both.

There are some people who try to fool the system, but attempting to fish out the estimated 0.4% of cases involving overpayment attributable to fraud – an incredibly low percentage, even lower than the Department for Work and Pensions office error rate – is tarring the deserving people who need the financial support.