Sentence examples for foolish to continue from inspiring English sources

"It is foolish to continue dialogue about this because it doesn't settle anything".

Other Senate Republicans in tight races would be foolish to continue opposing the bill and thus giving their opponents an issue to use against them.

Universities could still showcase various teams in some sort of minor league, but it seems foolish to continue the myth that a college education has anything to do with big-time college sports.

It would, as you suggest, be foolish to abandon three years of hard work in theoretical physics, but you would be equally foolish to continue to limit yourself to that field.

Conventional wisdom suggests that without security patches, business users would be foolish to continue using XP, lest they become victims of viruses and malware that could potentially cripple their businesses.

If your boundaries are reasonable, and the person is either unwilling or incapable of complying with them, you're done in most situations it would be foolish to continue such a relationship.

But if I was going to have a run through of the recent fights that I've had, then you'd find that there had been an attempt by me to walk away and there was somebody who was foolish enough to continue to put themselves in front of me and block my path, confusing my magnanimity for cowardice.

A lot has happened since then, so I think it would probably be foolish for AT&T to continue at that price point, but we'll have to wait until they make an official announcement before we know for sure.

But it would have been foolish, medically speaking, for Neil to continue the ride.

To continue throwing money at schools is foolish.

Mr. Zucker said anyone criticizing his decision to continue the run of "Hidden Hills" was being foolish.