Sentence examples for foolish to expect from inspiring English sources

"It's foolish to expect something different this time".

Perhaps it was foolish to expect too much from him.

We were not foolish to expect some kind of resolution.

But is civil society foolish to expect otherwise?

Maybe it's foolish to expect that there would be.

It would be foolish to expect the debate to be resolved definitively.

It's foolish, then, to expect elections to cure ailing economies or wreck healthy ones.

If you also factor in the proximity that activism brings to our lives of the like-minded and the close ties that are forged as hours, days, weeks and years are committed to a common cause, it would be foolish not to expect the natural bonds of human relationships to spring up among political activists just as they do among followers of football clubs and pop stars.

If the Administration cannot address MTR, it would be foolish indeed to expect meaningful action from the US in Copenhagen at the critical COP15 Climate Conference in December.

He deemed the whole issue surrounding the production as "foolish", in the end agreeing that "it was foolish of us to expect that GaGa would never stumble because, despite the preternatural image constantly presented, she is only human after all".

It is unfair, not to mention foolish, for me to expect my 6-year-old to seek redemption in the same way I did, only at age 25.