Sentence examples for fool through from inspiring English sources

— — So it is in life: a fool through and through, and yet he wants to express himself.

Whether it's prune fool in the depths of winter, apple fool through autumn and winter or summer fruit fools in the height of summer, this nursery school creamy pudding has an eternal appeal.

Mewtwo is coming to legendary raids, meaning that we're finally going to have a chance to catch the psychic fool through something other than the widely-loathed EX Raids.

Put them in order (from Fool through the World, followed by each of the suits, from Ace through Ten, then Page, Knight, Queen and King).

This book traces blackface types from ancient masks of grinning Africans and phallus-bearing Roman fools through to comedic medieval devils, the pan-European black-masked Titivillus and Harlequin, and racial impersonation via stereotypical 'black speech' explored in the Renaissance by Lope de Vega and Shakespeare.

Age is no guarantor of wisdom; we must strive to become wise elders rather than jaded old fools, through reflecting upon and extracting the essence of our experiences as we go through life rather than just stumbling forward on the treadmill of events without reflecting and learning very much.

On one level, its peculiar for a film of this genre to not have female characters as a) a victim in distress (as in Halloween) or b) a (post Alien) no-nonsense asskicker, leading a gaggle of fools through a crisis (as in the 2011 prequel).

Drew the Dramatic Fool (Friday through Sunday) His name is Drew Richardson, and he will be performing dramatic foolery at two different shows at the Canal Park Playhouse.

I recommended him to the Head of State for a secret lynching, but the fool escaped through the salty waters of the Atlantic Ocean at night, like a fish.

The story of the ignorant and naive Parzival, who sets out on his adventures without even knowing his own name, employs the classic fairy-tale motif of "the guileless fool" who, through innocence and artlessness, reaches a goal denied to wiser men.

In this descent towards an ever-increasing horror, which the reader intuits but can't quite make out until the very end, Kaddish takes on the ancient role of the Fool travelling through the hellish landscape that his elders and betters have created, towards a conclusion foretold that he nevertheless strives to avoid.