Sentence examples similar to foolish aspect from inspiring English sources
And I also find that this stress on "importance" recalls all the more foolish aspects of "Oro Viejo" that otherwise I would have overlooked amid my general delight in the dancing of Ms. Molina and her chums and in the singing of Rosario Guerrero, billed as "La Tremendita".
Monkeys were frequent visitors in Flemish paintings of this era, often linked to excess and greed, their troublesome anthropomorphic features mimicking the foolish aspects of human behavior.
They already look foolish.
The project will run for decades so it would be foolish to declare victory, but some aspects of our work, such as the human rights impact assessment that we conducted, have indeed been an example that other businesses have followed.
"When you think about those players, you've got to take into account that aspect of the situation — and it'd be foolish not to," Alderson said.
It was not a matter of scale but of characterisation: Eliot seems not to invent her characters but to approach them, listen to their foolish ideas about themselves, and yet leave them with some aspect yet to be discovered.
Hitler's anti-Semitism might well have been foolish, but that was pretty far from being its most remarkable aspect.
"The directors are principally serving shareholders, but they would be foolish not to be thinking about the government's interest, and if nothing else thinking about the public-relations aspects of what their companies are doing".
