Sentence examples for foolish comments from inspiring English sources

By Margaret Fishback The New Yorker, December 17 , 1927P. 99 Casual and foolish comments on horses in the city.

The New Yorker, December 17 , 1927P. 99 Casual and foolish comments on horses in the city.

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.

33 mins: Nothing really to shout about here, I take back all my foolish comments about the Six Nations being exciting.

Mr. Maher, its proudly arrogant, wry and scowling host, suffered the foolish comments of his celebrity guests for only as long as he deemed them entertaining.

But attempts to undermine Morales by ridiculing his unfashionable jumpers or exaggerating possibly foolish comments (genetically modified chicken, anyone?) are part of a crude and occasionally racist campaign to discredit one of the only governments in the world genuinely questioning the sustainability of the current development model in a coherent manner.

But every time Sepp Blatter makes a foolish comment, he draws attention to this powerful organization that quite clearly could use even more scrutiny.

If he meant that, it was a foolish comment, given the movement's impressive history of sticking to the letter of any undertakings it makes, and no more.

Probably Davis's most foolish comment or question referred to the Clemens family's nanny, whom the committee interviewed by telephone.

In response to a question from Wolf Blitzer of CNN, Mrs. Clinton also said that it was "probably right" that she made a foolish comment when she claimed that more "white Americans" were supporting her than Mr. Obama.

Fresh evidence emerged which was not heard at the previous trial that the police noted after Chambers was bailed "there is no evidence at this stage this is anything other than a foolish comment posted on Twitter for only his close friends to see".