Sentence examples for foolish since from inspiring English sources

Others think that would be foolish, since it would virtually guarantee victory for the Democrats.

To do so, Governor Kean said, would be foolish, since needs vary from year to year.

This is foolish, since the interest you pay on a credit card is usually higher than the return you'll get in the stock market.

And relying on foreign money to fuel that kind of frenzy is foolish, since it puts you at the mercy of fickle foreign investors.

And making me feel a bit foolish, since the CNN experts now decree that only custom-fitted ones work, with a Level A body suit.

Grading the movie "What Maisie Knew" by how faithfully it represents Henry James's novel, published in 1897, is foolish, since no filmmaker could find an equivalent for James's mocking suavity.

Volunteers and Scout troops might also be used, he said, adding that by ignoring the problem, "It seems to me that we're being penny-wise and pound-foolish, since obviously all these trees are going to die, and it will be much more costly to replace them".

And it would presumably be foolish to try, since you wouldn't have a number to put on the Web form unless you were a member in the first place.

Age has added an edge of foolish decorousness, especially since the death of his wife of three decades, Sally Hayfron, in 1992, and his remarriage four years later, at the age of seventy-one, to his secretary, Grace, forty-one years his junior.

Google would be foolish not to since the iPhone still has the largest reach of any modern Web phone.

I replied that we'd be foolish not to, since they routinely come up with the best ideas for improving the Point.