Sentence examples for foolish word from inspiring English sources

It runs rampant in our society like a virus spreading its sickness in every sanctuary and spawning hate with every foolish word spat from the pulpit.

She's a threat this year, mark my words, mark my foolish words.

Foolish words perhaps but there is little doubt that when Arsenal are on the front foot and playing at pace they are a force to be reckoned with.

He began by sending a private letter to the President, which he later released to the press, informing Roosevelt that he would soon regret his "foolish words .

As we all became lost children together no foolish words were offered with pat "answers" to the inexplicable tragedy of love cut short.

Although this vocabulary mixing would initially sound foolish, these words could, with time, become synonyms in Serbo-Croatian rathan thargumentsnts for separate languages.

We by no means seek to witch-hunt every Christian in the armed forces (as our defaming detractors incessantly suggest) - to attempt to do so would be unspeakably reprehensible, not to mention foolish beyond words.

She is often enough, in her own word, "foolish", not grasping adult desires.

There was a negotiation, or the pantomime of one: the boy protested; Cavafy, with that one word, "foolish," prevailed.

As he points out, the verb nutmegged is listed by the Oxford English Dictionary as "arising in the 1870s which in Victorian slang came to mean 'to be tricked or deceived, especially in a manner which makes the victim look foolish'". The word arose because of a sharp practice used in nutmeg exports between America and England.

"Some anti-Muslim images or words (foolish and insulting as they may be) may well exhibit courage in a world where terrorist violence reaches across every national boundary".