Sentence examples for foolish young man from inspiring English sources
Lopez is a foolish young man.
Somewhere, below, a foolish young man is being tormented.
A foolish young man I was then, full of ridiculous ideas about good and evil.
Throughout the trial, Mr. Conroy emerged as a brazen, impulsive and, as his lawyer admitted to the jury, at times a foolish young man.
She is a courtesan – hence the fancy dress – who is working with a servant and the boy showing us his hidden cards to cheat a foolish young man.
"You are," he said, "a very good cricketer but a foolish young man".Virtue rewardedYet Mr Marshall was unwilling to criticise, still less shun, those who took "rand gold", even when they were fellow Barbadians.
Another account records his being racked, in the Tower, to perjuriously confess his adultery and name other foolish young men (Norris, Brereton, Weston), of less "inferior" rank than him.
A Southern-born war profiteer, Rhett doesn't believe in "the cause" of secession, while Scarlett finds the war merely tiresome (the foolish young men run away to get killed, spoiling the parties).
The jury did its duty, and the "foolish" young men, as their defense termed them, were acquitted, having fooled most of their customers, the doctors, the courts and the imperious Victorian state.
"Eccentricities of a Blond Hair Girl," shown last year at the New York Film Festival, is a story within a story told by Macário (Ricardo Trêpa), a foolish, heartbroken young man, to a sympathetic, middle-aged stranger (Leonor Silveira) his seatmate on a train trip.
While the film, like Anne, gravitates toward Paul, there is sympathy left for Clément, partly because Mr. Trintignant never loses sight of this foolish, angry young man's essential humanity.
