Sentence examples for foolish problems from inspiring English sources

"It was about the foolish problems of the moment: whether you had sex or didn't have sex, whether you could still be modern if you didn't, whether you were political or apolitical, left or right, and how you might suddenly need to learn the words to The Internationale in case it was sung at the next political meeting," she says.

A cluttered car sounds like such a foolish problem; the kind of thing that plagues only suburbanites with nothing else to worry about.

Others, though, such as Paul Krugman, have dismissed that theory as "foolish," saying the problem is simply that companies don't want to hire -- that demand for labor is low.

It has become common to place the blame for such problems on foolish multiculturalism — on too much tolerance of alien ways.

That foolish action caused several problems for XM and dragged SIRI down with it.

If it would be foolish to deny the problem, it would be heartless not to acknowledge that for thousands of people who have reached state pensionable age, stopping work is an unpalatable option.

It would be foolish to exaggerate Ireland's problems.

No one bats an eye as the newscaster reads off lists of murders and shootings in cities just a few miles down the road: it is surreal and we are foolish to think that these problems do not impact us in the long run.

"To say that these restaurants are not part of the problem would be foolish".

Men need to understand that traditional manual jobs are not coming back, and that they can be nurses or hairdressers without losing their masculinity.Policymakers also need to lend a hand, because foolish laws are making the problem worse.

What is truly amazing is how many people on Wall Street are foolish enough to postulate that our problems have been solved.