Sentence examples for foolish students from inspiring English sources

With fears of overpriced, watered down drinks in an environment so full of hostility and snobbery there is no room left for fun, some foolish students head North, South, East and West to find refuge in some of the more obvious student cities.

This Fool's Day was named after Duns Scotus, a ninth century scholar who created a cone-shaped hat to energize the brain of his foolish students.

This purports to tell the tale of Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, and other youthful talents, as they find themselves ensnared first in foolish student japes and then in darker deeds.

Richard and his clever, foolish fellow students are would-be bacchantes who learn all about the dangers of this allegiance.

While it's hard to sympathize with the 5,000 students foolish enough to pay for Mr. Trump's insights, the suit gives the broader for-profit college industry another black eye.

"You can't create a law that you can't maintain because you look foolish and the students lose respect for other policies," said the principal of Bayonne High School, Richard Baccarella. "If there were a total ban on bringing them to school, I would need a room just for storing cellphones".

Students were "foolish," he said.

Some people may think students are "foolish" and they make it difficult for those in office to get re-elected, but it is the constitutional right of all citizens 18-and-older to cast a ballot in this country.

If a department has only one or two professors specializing in a given area, a grad student is foolish to risk going there: suppose they didn't get along?

His own best-known novel, however, Tōsei shoseikatagi (1885 86; "The Character of Present-Day Students"), depicting the foolish adventures of a group of contemporary university students, suffered from the same weaknesses that he decried.

I'm amused by all the fuss, frustration and foolish angst many parents and students endure as they travel across the country to various colleges and universities in search of the perfect match.