Sentence examples similar to foolish hat from inspiring English sources
Almost all of Act I's hats are foolish, and the one worn by Duke Albrecht's fiancée, Bathilde, hides her face entirely when she turns her head one way.
Its far-fetched scenario, updated to the present by the director Phil Alden Robinson and the screenwriters Paul Attanasio and Daniel Pyne, seems at once old hat, insufficient and foolish.
They spoke no French, he spoke no English, so he had to put on these foolish dumb shows with silly hats or Indian head-dresses, like the one Gary Cooper gave him".
At other times, as when she wears her dead father's oversize coat and hat, she looks like a foolish child left to perilous play.
I felt foolish standing around the village in a sun hat during the hottest part of the day with no real reason to be there.
Most of the other photos come from editorial assignments or Marc Jacobs ads, including an image of Victoria Beckham in a tiny hat that makes her look more foolish than anyone else here.
This Fool's Day was named after Duns Scotus, a ninth century scholar who created a cone-shaped hat to energize the brain of his foolish students.
The removal of the hat, reminiscent of the moment in Chekhov's story "Gusev" when a man gives "a foolish smile" just before lying down and dying, somehow secures the reality of the incident.
Foolish is as foolish does.
