Sentence examples for foolhardy enough to from inspiring English sources
China can easily quash any protests by those foolhardy enough to mount them.
If the great Saigō could not win, no one else would be foolhardy enough to try.
Mary herself was foolhardy enough to sanction sinister designs made on her behalf.
Our Fanny is bold enough — or perhaps foolhardy enough — to picture a life outside those boundaries.
No witness was foolhardy enough to argue that Saddam did have WMD or direct links to al-Qa'ida.
Businessmen foolhardy enough to bring their own electronic devices run the risk of electronic bugging by hotel staff.
These tactics will only escalate, and it's hard to see any Kenyan being brave — or foolhardy — enough now to take the witness stand against a head of state.
Broadway executives say the Tony is not an equal-opportunity perk; it is reserved for those foolhardy enough and financially able to gamble on Broadway.
That is, if one is narcissistic or foolhardy enough, on top of it all, to want to "out" your damned act, ie publish it.
If you're foolhardy or unfortunate enough to find yourself at the mercy of the state, so much of your fate depends on things that don't necessarily have anything to do with your guilt or innocence.
Worse, because no one expected the cuts to take place, they were not spelt out in any detail; instead, the affected programmes are simply cut across-the-board, with a few exceptions.All this did seem foolhardy enough that Congress delayed the start of the sequester by two months in January, to March 1st.
