Sentence examples for fool it from inspiring English sources

If your trading partner protects its markets from your goods and subsidises its exports, more fool it, according to the Keynesian economist Joan Robinson, who asked: Why throw rocks into your own harbour just because your trading partner has thrown them into his own?

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But, since he is not a fool, it must be Jack Straw.

It wasn't Kulveer who was the poor, deluded fool, it turns out.

He fooled the world once, now he thinks he can fool it again.

And he said, "No, you fool, it was because you were in control of your weight".

But don't be fooled: it may not wear its art on its sleeve but it is most cunningly contrived.

But don't be fooled: it is only a hope.

Do not be fooled: it is not hip here.

No one was expected to be fooled; it was simply a legal maneuver.

"With 'Breathless,' they said I was respecting the public, and I said I was fooling it.