Sentence examples for foolhardy of from inspiring English sources

Mice with big ideas are perhaps the bravest – and most foolhardy – of the miniature races.

Roy's had experience of major tournaments with Switzerland and England so it would be foolhardy of me not to try to tap into that knowledge.

Is it foolhardy of the younger Joe to hang on to the life he knows, even when the future is warning him against it?

Good, live television is a difficult alchemy and it was foolhardy of IMG to believe it could ditch so many of the established team without risk of loss.

But for a man who cares so much about his legacy, overplaying his hand over an agreement of such overwhelming benefit to his country was foolhardy of Mr Karzai.

So it is brave, if not foolhardy, of the schedulers to expect The Go-Between and their final literary adaptation, Cider With Rosie, to go head to head with Downton and be able to compete.

The disastrous results of the foolhardy policies of the administration of George W. Bush have now become as apparent in the domestic economy as they have long been in foreign and military affairs.

There's far more likelihood of success by rampant, even foolhardy acceleration of our technological progress towards sustainability, than the false hope of mass social change.

I think there's far more likelihood of success by rampant, even foolhardy acceleration of our technological progress towards sustainability, than the false hope of mass social change.

Not in this performance, as you listen to the noble bass-baritone Norman Bailey in a quietly anguished voice, telling the whole sorry saga of his pointless greed, his theft of the ring and his foolhardy battle of wits with the dwarf Alberich.

The Nis faction was, apparently, the most foolhardy: many of its first generation of operatives are currently imprisoned in Western Europe.