Despite all of the musings that my major was whimsical, impractical, or downright foolish...the truth is that I'm a practicing cultural anthropologist.
Our annual and arbitrary calendric outbreak of festive exuberance and resolution making may seem foolish, and truth be told, it often is.
And he is Lord Longford in Longford, where he manages to be the rather foolish inquirer after truth while Samantha Morton is helplessly mysterious and seductive as the inexplicable figure of evil, Myra Hindley.
Are they courageous or foolish to speak truth to power?
This is a hard thing to explain to people, telling them that the guys I match with are so thirsty for a black woman that they're shriveling up and acting foolish; but the truth is, being a black woman on Tinder is no easy task.
This is a hard thing to explain to people, telling them that the guys I match with are so thirsty for a black woman that they're shrivelling up and acting foolish; but the truth is, being a black woman on Tinder is no easy task.
At least, clearly, if H made foolish guesses about the truth of sentence of the truth-free fragment L0, they are corrected in τ(H), which contains everything from L0 true in M0.
I was walking down Sixth Avenue, and "High Hopes" was on — a song I had thought was a little foolish, to tell the truth — and right in front of me were two men struggling to carry two six-foot-high rubber-tree plants.
At the same time it seems to be serious, to speak truths, and this is Erasmus's argument: that truth can be foolish, folly truth; that everything is two-sided and it is only in a tolerant, ecstatic, irrational love that truth can be discovered.
Unable to bear not receiving credit for this feat, and for having concluded his career in the voice of a sympathetic female, Roth chose a pseudonym – "Claudia Roth Pierpont" – just foolish enough to betray the truth.
