Sentence examples for fool of time from inspiring English sources

He is a fool of time, but his creator is tender and funny with his fools.

When they did meet, Dodd in top hat and tails, Hitler made a fool of him time and again.

If you try to dominate it, it will make a fool of you every time".

Now I want to make it clear that I find faux hoverboards pretty dumb and, while fun to ride, I make a fool of myself every time I ride one.

What kind of fool wastes time worrying about hypotheticals when the person she loves the most has real food to eat, real music to play, real siblings to meet?

In the 396 pages of "Time's Fool," there are passages where the writing thins out, and Maxwell's calculated slipperiness begins to feel like sloppiness.

This he does magically and almost violently at the close of "Time's Fool," passing from 17 to 66 in little more than an instant.

Christopher Borick, a political scientist who is the director of the Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion, told me that the Romney campaign has clearly "made a calculation that Pennsylvania a might be a bit of fool's gold in terms of time and energy".

The plot of "Time's Fool" is a variation on the supernatural tales that attracted Coleridge in "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" and Wagner in "The Flying Dutchman".

We didn't have a lot of time to fool around.

And that makes Katie and Diane's careers seem like a fool's errand, a waste of time and talent.