Sentence examples for foolish to pretend from inspiring English sources

But it is foolish to pretend those anxieties don't exist.

But it would also be foolish to pretend nothing is changing.

It was foolish to pretend he was calling on both husband and wife.

"It would be foolish to pretend that this process isn't being given very wide publicity".

It would be foolish to pretend that everything can be blamed on the shift to "contestable" educational provision.

But it would be foolish to pretend that Everybody Wants Some!! won't resemble an alien world to younger viewers.

If the movie peters out in a sad, ambivalent afterword, at least it is not so foolish as to pretend that playing Robin Hood can go on forever.

Even the Camba, for all their excesses, would never have been so foolish as to pretend that you could have a conversation about drinking and talk only about the can.

It is not a monster but it is massive and it would be foolish not to pretend it was still mightily influential just because those of us who have got used to it over the decades now tend to take it for granted and think it is just a picture on a wall.

Even the Camba, for all their excesses, would never have been so foolish as to pretend that you could have a conversation about drinking and talk only about the can.  Malcolm Gladwell has been a staff writer for the The New Yorker since 1996.

But he admitted: "It would be foolish and dangerous, to pretend that all people in Britain subscribe to that view".