Provided that policymakers do not take foolish steps to protect the weak, those people and those human achievements that are fittest — most beautiful, noble, wise, creative, virtuous, and so forth — will succeed in a fierce competition, so that, over time, humanity and its accomplishments will continually improve.
In summary, the E.U. action was foolish, steps on the toes of it's staunch U.S. ally, and may be setting the stage for Irish Exit, just moments after the U.K. vote for Brexit.
Mr. Schweitzer said he would continue to oversee the Ford account for now because with Ford, "our largest single client in the world, it would be foolish to step away from that totally".
People thought I was crazy and foolish to step out of such a high paid job, and hey, maybe I was.
The idea of a multi-speed Europe was "foolish" and a "step backwards", he said.
In practice, if you took a cape, sword and suit of lights with you, you could train for bullfighting on the average Belgian zebra crossing, as cars, buses and lorries made hurtling passes inches behind or in front of anyone foolish enough to step in their path.A simple assumption would be that the decline of the British zebra signals a slippage of good manners and courtesy.
Moreover, such feelings are not foolish; they are steps up the spiritual spectrum toward God's realm, where all are loved.
How? Frankly, I think it is a bit foolish to push others to step up drilling when we will not drill for oil in new fields in icy Alaska.
My decision occasionally seemed foolish, but I had to step away from familial expectations and find myself.
It would be foolish for him to take that step to sacking him.
