There seemed to have been a foolish assumption on Holland's part that Uruguay could safely be left in possession and they exposed themselves to risk.
Perhaps it was a foolish assumption, but the thought arose that the memorial might attract more people, even on a day unwarmed by a poor ghost of a sun.
For example, there's a foolish assumption that "Modern Family" — a network sitcom about a well-off family, filmed in the mockumentary style of "The Office," with a single-cam looseness and confessional closeups — is sophisticated, while "The Middle" (also a single-cam show, but with harsh musical stings and more linear editing, more closely resembling older sitcoms) is dumber and simpler.
In reward for my foolish assumption, fate has deemed that I become a vagina lady myself.
Certainly it would be foolish to make assumptions about his voters.
Change the face of the dominant lobby and American policy will change with it that's J Street's hope and its long-term strategy.Mr Mead thinks the assumption is foolish.
That, of course, would be a very positive and welcome development, but Democratic leadership would be foolish to make that assumption based on one vote on a moderate bill in committee.
It would be foolish not to use these assumptions to the fullest extent, since they are available to us by construction.
So a return might seem a comfortable option now that his main detractor, indeed all of his previous opponents, have gone (Pietersen's permanent absence will be a non-negotiable condition of appointment however evangelical a candidate might feel), but that would be not only an erroneous assumption but a foolish one.
If you're right and they're reasonable — bold assumptions — then they would be foolish to ignore your ideas for improving productivity.
Since fusion "does not yet exist," Commoner says, "it would be foolish to design a transition based on the assumption that it will exist.
