Sentence examples for foolish at best from inspiring English sources
While it's a point well taken that publishing the 1918 influenza genome was "extremely foolish" at best, Ray Kurzweil and Bill Joy give only more life to the makings of a potential debacle whose formula they say shouldn't have been publicized in the first place.
Any notions to the contrary are foolish at best, but a new Kickstarter project called Circle wants to help families fight back against the Internet's omnipresence with hardware and software that allows individual control of devices connected to a local network.
Waiting until later is foolish at best and disastrous at worst.
However, my feeling is that the changes are foolish, at best window dressing, but potentially destructive.
The league's executives and doctors come off as myopic and foolish at best, and scheming and evil at worst in story after story, League shows NFL players dying after losing their minds due to what most independent doctors agree is football-induced brain damage, then the NFL is shown repeatedly denying the connection between football and the broken families it has left behind.
But to blindly believe that our work is over is foolish and naïve at best.
Yet while many in the Rutgers 1,000 merely believe that Rutgers' forays into the world of the University of Miami and Virginia Tech is at best foolish or at worst a waste of university funds, Mr. Dowling is far more radical in his thoughts.
So 'boycotting' Univision, the largest Spanish-language media company in the U.S., is disingenuous at best and foolish at worst".
"To pledge a four-year zero rise in council tax during a deep recession and unprecedented cuts to public spending is naive at best, and foolish at worst".
But we're swapping a known quantity for the unknown, which seems to me at best reckless, at worst foolish.
The right's endless campaign against the straw man of unions has chiseled in a national perception of teachers as, at best, well-meaning but foolish self-sacrificers and at worst, lazy idiots.
