Sentence examples for foolish about that from inspiring English sources

Does she now feel foolish about that lecture tour?

She was foolish about that particular piece of legislation, but, in the moment, he looked the bigger fool.

What's so foolish about that?

"Twenty-five or twenty-six years later, I got foolish enough that I told my dad about that.

He also writes that we need to stop being "foolish" about booze on campus and that "a vast majority of college women's rape claims involve alcohol".

So I think it would be foolish of us to make prognoses about that," said Brin. "[But] you should presume that someday, we will be able to make machines that can reason, think and do things better than we can".

To make a prediction about that would be foolish.

Earnest & intelligent writers have expressed their dismay recently at the foolish sideshow that cluster about the grave ceremony of inaugurating a new President.

By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, January 28 , 1961P. 23 Earnest & intelligent writers have expressed their dismay recently at the foolish sideshow that cluster about the grave ceremony of inaugurating a new President.

Gee has said plenty of, er, quirky things over the years, but it was his foolish comments about sports that got the headlines — and finally got him.

She closed with a breathy, mildly melancholy cover of "It's Only Make Believe," the Conway Twitty song about foolish, unreciprocated love that Ms. Apple said she knew from the Screamin' Jay Hawkins version.