Sentence examples for foolishness on from inspiring English sources

Most mockumentaries, in the way of "This Is Spinal Tap," wear their foolishness on their sleeves, leaving no doubt about their character as fiction.

If the worst environmental disaster in the country's history is not enough to bring about a reversal of our epic foolishness on the energy front, then nothing will.

Opinion among Fleet Street's finest is divided, with some saying Big Sam may get off with a warning for his foolishness on the grounds that he's guilty of little more than greed and stupidity.

"There is wisdom and foolishness on both sides of the divide," he says.

Sure, it's nowhere near the scale of the national facepalm called the Bailout here in the US, but the foolishness on display here is just staggering.

Keep this foolishness on the part of carriers (and the eagerness to be classified under Title II, which they are now fighting tooth and nail) in mind as the net neutrality argument goes forward.

He saw the foolishness of depending on the Soviet Union as an ally and socialism as an economic model.

A more serious example of the foolishness of dependence on the machine: A national security adviser was suspected of leaking a secret to The New York Times.

People are moving out and new houses are being built on stilts.The foolishness of pouring money into vulnerable areas is one issue that unites those divided hurricane scientists.

Then, before one had time to brood much on the foolishness of powerful men, attention shifted to side-by-side analyses of Broadwell and Jill Kelley, the "Tampa socialite," whose interactions were described as a "cat-fight".

In this, Bayle was only pursuing a line to be found in Scripture, especially St. Paul, whom Bayle cites repeatedly and at length on the rational foolishness of faith in still another Eclaircissement, on Manicheanism and the problem of evil.