I'm already feeling sorry for the poor, foolish soldiers who decided it might be a great idea to invade Themyscira.
What this poor, foolish woman doesn't know as she dances around her apartment baring her legs and blasting her music, is that César resents her sincerity, her kindness, her happiness.
By Florence S. Edsall The New Yorker, March 31 , 1934P. 64 Does the poor foolish mole View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.
Because the True Teaching is the vehicle for dissemination of Amida Buddha's salvation for poor, foolish beings - and listening deeply to it's clear and plain meaning is the only thing we can do in order to find the singular door to Buddhahood - the demon King Mara will do anything and everything possible to prevent that from happening.
Poor foolish Jasmine, in Woody Allen's "Blue Jasmine," has lost her money and fallen into the working class, where she has to put up with small rooms, impertinent questions, and, in her job as a dental secretary, the draggy confusions of elderly women.
The miller, poor, foolish, doting father that he is, never expected his daughter to be locked into a room full of straw and commanded to spin it all into gold by morning, any more than most fathers expect their daughters to be unsought after by boys, or rejected by colleges, or abused by the men they eventually marry.
His first feature, "One Glorious Night," was savaged by the critics for its foolish script and poor direction (by an ailing Lionel Barrymore).
Researchers warned that the budget cuts could prove penny-wise and pound-foolish, resulting in poor planning and inadequate scrutiny of coastal development, thereby creating problems that would cost more to fix in the long turn than what was being saved by the cuts.
Pour beer on the poor soul foolish enough to root for that team from Queens.
