Sentence examples for foolish to suggest from inspiring English sources

"It would be just as foolish to suggest that there would be no change".

It would be foolish to suggest that each is a symbol of her era.

It would be foolish to suggest that equity markets can be insulated from broader woes.

With that said, it would be foolish to suggest that this makes no difference at all.

It would be foolish to suggest that a dog is responsible for the life I lead now.

"It would probably be foolish to suggest that there would be abrupt change in course or direction," he said.

(No one has been foolish enough to suggest that Congress has become wiser since then).

And "A Silent Love" quotes directly from Erich von Stroheim's 1922 classic, "Foolish Wives," to suggest that they channel the emotional fireworks Norman suppresses.

No one is foolish enough to suggest calling off the parade but for many Cariocas, as Rio natives are called, this year's bash, which began on Friday February 16th, comes with a bitter taste.Rio has seen better days.

Although he has very wisely changed his tune, it was foolish to ever suggest that Queens was an unsuitable site for something as grand as the Olympics.

But he is cautious: "It would be foolish and wrong to suggest that one group of people is in some way genetically superior to other groups". He does suggest, however, that some people, in additional to other qualities, "may have been born with gene variants that by chance support their goals".