Sentence examples for foolish views from inspiring English sources

More useful, too, than dismissing him for his foolish views would be to learn from his example of magnificent but, in crucial respects, misaligned idealism.

Now the view that everything is always changing in every way might seem a rather foolish view to take about everyday objects.

By Florence S. Edsall The New Yorker, March 31 , 1934P. 64 Does the poor foolish mole View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

Like Ron Wayne, we'll make very "sensible" decisions in the moment that look pretty foolish when viewed from some years down the road.

One option is to counter-attack, berating him for his foolish and ignorant views.

Rebecca Eisenberg, in 1993, warned that law professors who work as lawyers may "tarnish their reputations as scholars, and perhaps even diminish their future effectiveness as advocates, if they publish patently foolish or disingenuous views".

It would be foolish, in my view, to render any overly specific predictions about how the negotiations are likely to be resolved.

George Brock, former head of City's journalism department and current lecturer, said the move was in his personal view "foolish, illiberal and meaningless".

This would have been foolish, especially in view of the fact that the scholars had no armies at their disposal and the sitting caliph did.

It would be foolish, in my view, to limit your ambitions to U.S. stem-cell programs.

No, what we should do is recognize that if optimism is a foolish method of viewing the world, then so too is pessimism.