Sentence examples for foolish prediction from inspiring English sources

He can be found delivering "Keeganisms" on ESPN and even made his way back to ITV, the scene of his most foolish prediction, for the World Cup in 2010.

Fouad Ajami, best known for his foolish prediction that Iraqis would greet Americans as liberators, is one notable example.

With the A.L. season starting in a few hours in Tokyo, here are some fearless (and probably foolish) predictions for 2008.

Without further ado, here are some fearless, and perhaps foolish, predictions.

How foolish such predictions look now.

Obama aides played down the developments, saying it would be foolish to make predictions now about the November elections before Mr. Obama had even delivered his State of the Union address.

Considering the typically deliberate pace of N.C.A.A. investigations and the lack of a direct link to Auburn, it would be foolish to make a prediction about Newton's future.

The networks' premature predictions were "foolish," the report concluded, for several reasons: Viewers did not keep a scorecard; the broadcasters were relying on the same information from Voter News Service; and the haste of such predictions created mistakes.

We're not so foolish as to venture a prediction.

"One thing I have learned is that I can't predict myself too well any prediction would be sort of arrogant and foolish on my part about what I'll do in the future," he says.

It would be foolish to try and predict the future, and I can never profess that my personal predictions would be the absolute truth.