Sentence examples for foolish to get from inspiring English sources

Democrats would be foolish to get too complacent, however.

He added, "I'd be foolish to get away from the legal thriller".

At home, she decided it would be foolish to get such a new horse and risk her neck at her age.

Carrasco's defense has focused on the idea that he, a reliever returning from injury and starved for work, would be foolish to get thrown out of a game.

He was served with a bankruptcy notice by one of his creditors, and in August of 1974 he resigned from the House of Commons, admitting that he had been foolish to get involved in such a speculative investment.

It would be foolish to get too carried away by Giroud's display against opponents who have now gone 15 league matches without winning and kept just one clean sheet in their last 11 games in all competitions.

"Parker has got the money … it would be foolish not to get this thing passed while the environment is right".

The technique could also help those foolish enough to get a tattoo they might later regret - like a girlfriend's name misspelt in Hindi, for example.

Just so the reader won't forget the perils of getting involved with Vanessa, Mr. Banks has Jordan think, "She was flawed, terribly flawed, as if something inside her, a crucial defining part of her mind, were permanently broken and made her dangerous to anyone foolish enough to get close to her".

"It was a beautiful white horse that reminded me of mine," she writes, "and I made the foolish decision to get on it for a few minutes … No doubt you will agree with me that it is one thing to, on the spur of the moment, to get on a horse in a nightclub, but it is quite another to ride in on one.

If executives were foolish enough to get in Raimi's way on Spider-Man 3, then it seems the brave new dawn of film-maker control, which the likes of Watchmen and The Dark Knight seem to have ushered in, has not yet arrived at Sony.