Sentence examples similar to fool death from inspiring English sources
Adrian Scarborough's Fool (whose death is startling yet has a terrible logic) is delicate and plaintive; Stanley Townsend's Kent commands with frankness and a soldierly bellow.
— Dr. Gerald Bortolazzo, or Doc, as he is known, has some story to tell about a horse, his new career as a horseman and how he, if he did not exactly cheat death, fooled it but good.
Today: Iran outlaws online dating, NSA used Facebook to fool you, drone deaths on the rise in Afghanistan and Yemen, and controversy over Pope Francis.
While investigators caution that assigning definitive blame immediately after a crash is a fool's errand, the death has provided a telling window into how elected officials and pedestrian safety advocates navigate the complex politics of a tragedy.
"For the movie, we had done quite a lot of investigation and I am 60%to70%0% sure that Paul died on 9 July [two days before the World Cup final] and the Germans have been covering up his death and fooling us for a long time".
Sensibly playing Edison's closest adviser, Joseph Langham does not suffer fools like the death-dealing Mr. Brown, giddily portrayed by B. Brian Argotsinger.
And Bond achieves moments of limpid poetry as when the local wise fool announces "in the end life laughs at death".
Good fool, for my brother's death.
@brianbeutler: All our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death panels.
For him all our immediate yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death - the death of false refinement, of sexual perversity, and of self-conscious isolation.
