Sentence examples for foolish claim from inspiring English sources

From this perspective, Russell's argument might seem akin to the foolish claim that math has eliminated the variable, because the term 'variable' does not appear in the equations!

PS: note to publishers, try not to write call-in letters with spelling mistakes, or one that make foolish claims.

In his resignation letter, Kiszely admitted he had made "exaggerated and foolish claims", but denied any impropriety.

But I made exaggerated and foolish claims to the contrary, incompatible with my position in the Legion.

It was an effective, streamlined thriller, good enough to dispel foolish claims that it was anti-Japanese, but not as personal as many of Kaufman's movies.

In a letter to the legion, Kiszely said he had made "exaggerated and foolish claims" about the access he had and how he could use it.

When the neo-creos go public -- as they did recently in a hearing before the Ohio Board of Education, which they were petitioning for equal time in the classroom with Darwinism -- they do not stake any obviously foolish claims.

Photograph: ERIC PIERMONT/AFP/Getty Images French finance minister has condemned "foolish" claims that France is now the sick man of Europe as "caricature and prejudice", insisting that Paris is determined to improve its economy.

Brewster did sign it the night he was stopped in Cologne; I hear that Wlad still has the card, thumbed and grubby and a permanent reminder of a past too many forget when making foolish claims about his heart and soul.

But it would be foolish to claim it is perfect especially not when the result of that election is even more unpredictable than usual.

It would be foolish to claim that a one-off levy - hypothecated for reducing fuel prices at the bottom of the income scale - had no disadvantages.