Sentence examples for foolish subject from inspiring English sources

Beyond the extraordinary mastery of his art and craft, what makes Alfonso a great director is that sustained vision of his (stubborn, but not foolish), subject to a deep spirituality and a curious, provocative and restless intellect.

Nina Simone's version differs considerably in tone from Dylan's: while Dylan's version is sympathetic, if sneering, towards the foolish subject, Simone's version is an intense, first-person account of illusions being crushed, until she is finally helpless in the hands of fate.

At the end of 2005, he explained why the rest of the industry was foolish: "One subject where the conventional wisdom has been much on display recently is the issue of capital expenditures.

I dropped history and sociology at O-level, which I now think was foolish, and did the subjects I was interested in: English, three sciences, Latin, French, maths and AO maths.

Ms. Garrard is among these; so is Carolyn Carlson, the subject of perhaps the most foolish of this year's crop of documentaries (Elisabeth Kapnist's "Carolyn Carlson: Le Regard du Geste," 2009).

I feel foolish and stupid every time I bring this subject up.

He posted foolish memes on Facebook about abortion, race, and Benghazi, among other subjects.

In "Yertle the Turtle," published in 1958, the central character is the foolish King Yertle, who strives to build a bigger kingdom on his subjects' backs.

Professor Yang has always been messianic on the subject of poetry; now, by condemning his vocation, he makes Jian wonder whether his own idealism was foolish.

The matter that they chose to transcribe was the subject of the notes: it was to be a selection of quotations, a sottisier, or anthology of foolish remarks.

Laskin's subjects do not make for a highly functional crowd; "Partisans" amounts to the intellectual "Smart Women, Foolish Choices".