Sentence examples for foolish to walk from inspiring English sources
We would be foolish to walk away from them".
Of course, it's foolish to walk into a play hoping that it will represent one's race or sex; the playwright's job is not to represent or stand up for anyone but to say something fascinating about humanity.
I think Id be foolish to walk away completely, so I'm going to do my badges and, if I get the opportunity to stay in football, I'm sure I'll take it".
We needed the money and I felt it would be foolish to walk away from a career I worked tirelessly for, for over a decade.
Creativity comes from people who have the foolish nerve to walk out of a research lab or a backyard garage or dorm room and say, "You know what?
But there is no such thing as a perfect electoral process.On the other hand, it would be foolish for America to walk away from the current imbroglio as if nothing had happened something some Republicans show every sign of doing.
"As a political matter, the foolish thing to do would be for anybody else who supported this to walk away from it," he said.
"Europe needs reform, but to walk away from our EU membership would be reckless, foolish and deeply damaging.
"The longer I choose to walk the road that I'm on, the less temptation there is, but I'm not foolish enough to think I'm quote-unquote cured.
Better to walk away from a big score and live to pull off another job than to take foolish risks in pursuit of a hefty reward.
