Sentence examples for foolishness though from inspiring English sources

They've got their tandem timing down, and Oscar and Felix respond with heightened foolishness, though their team pulls in different directions.

His greatest foolishness, though, is to try to solve constitutional issues that affect the whole of the United Kingdom with proposals that are both partial – aimed at England alone – and partisan: aimed at advantaging the Tories.

When letting foolishness slide became impossible, though, he was capable of taking a memorable stand.

Now, though, I see the foolishness of this bravura.

Thus Gerhard von Rad can call foolishness "practical atheism," living as though God were not and as though wisdom did not summon.

Though time buries foolishness soon enough, some foolishness is so smirky, so unnecessary, that one can't resist lending time a hand.

I emphasize that because the romantic stories of novelty and creativity and foolishness make it sound as though it's a glorious thing and the victors won and everyone gathered around and cheered them.

Though it's plainly foolishness, male-to-male violence takes a more gratuitous turn when a murderous football coach (Mr. Ermey) harpoons a linesman with a yard marker.

Novelists everywhere lament the diminished prospects for the proper, stand-alone novel, though this is a whole lot of foolishness.

Though they walked daily into the same street foolishness he did, they had a way of backing off that made the confrontation, not the confronted, look small.

It is unclear, though, whether the West 63rd Street building still exists out of stubbornness or foolishness, or both.