Sentence examples for foolhardy pursuit from inspiring English sources

If you go ahead with your foolhardy pursuit, you'll be crushed.

Given that the formal custom of wearing hats has been in decline since the Kennedy administration and is now confined mainly to baby christenings and the playing of "My Old Kentucky Home," this could be a foolhardy pursuit.

In 2006, ESPN offered to sponsor her most ambitious and foolhardy pursuit yet: Qualify for the 2008 Summer Olympics in two years.

And what was once an exercise in proving my own resilience and humanity suddenly felt like a foolhardy, selfish, wrong pursuit.

Amelia, especially, is far too clichéd to be a sympathetic heroine; her pursuit seems myopically self-centered and foolhardy instead of brave (a scene in which a black man in search of his own family lends her his help, after Amelia has equated her pain with his, is particularly eye-roll inducing).

When there are so many victims and so many relief groups, many of them brand new, pursuit of a centralized system of distributing charitable donations is viewed as foolhardy, even dangerous.

Nothing foolhardy.

The master of ceremonies announced, "These incredible foolhardy men, with great courage, with great love for their country, are holding on!" Moments later, the foolhardy men gave up and reënacted retreat, with, first, the Redcoats and then the spectators in hot pursuit.

One foolhardy voice interrupts.

Call him foolhardy.

Brilliant or foolhardy?