Sentence examples for foolish that from inspiring English sources

A moment's thought should show how foolish that would be.

I wish we lived in a world in which no person in full command of his or her faculties would do something so foolish that would inconvenience so many other people.

He has undercut his party's public-facing campaigns with poorly managed reshuffles and called for the immediate triggering of article 50 in the wake of the Brexit vote without seeming to realise how foolish that would be.

So while as much as I love being master of my own domain, I also want to stress that VCs tend to get most excited about a company early on — when their imagination can run wild about a company's future hockey stick growth curve prospects (no matter how foolish that may be).

When we ask whether an argument put forward by a character in Plato's works should be read as an effort to persuade us of its conclusion, or is better read as a revelation of how foolish that speaker is, we are asking about what Plato as author (not that character) is trying to lead us to believe, through the writing that he is presenting to our attention.

Incredibly foolish, that is, but not inconceivably so.

I was young and very foolish at that time, and I paid for it by going to jail".

At some point in time, you have to say, 'This is foolish.' That is what my accountant told me".

It may even look a little foolish for that reason.

Does she now feel foolish about that lecture tour?

Next, dispense with foolish defenses that Clinton has been mounting, namely: 1. Everybody does it.