Sentence examples for fools it from inspiring English sources

I've said to you along the way that this country has survived its fools, it has survived its knaves, it has survived its drunkards it has survived its womanisers and it will survive this little college professor from Chicago!

The dancers crash to the floor but are reborn; Mr. Shechter's fools, it seems, always rise to the surface.

And it started me thinking, not just about fashion and the fools it makes of us, but also about the differences between men and women.

A while before, hearing Bobby Short sing 'Weren't We Fools?,' it seemed like a great springboard for a full-length ballet.

And he becomes representative of an entire country of fools: It has been remarked that the peculiarly English habit of self-suppression in matters of the emotions puts the Englishman at a great disadvantage in moments of unusual stress….

For all the charm of Dominic Sandbrook's book, with its minute anatomy of social forms and brilliant parade of charlatans and fools, it is hard not to feel that somehow time has not been well used.

But don't be fooled: it may not wear its art on its sleeve but it is most cunningly contrived.

No, you fool, it's Schaap.

But don't be fooled: it is only a hope.

Do not be fooled: it is not hip here.

No one was expected to be fooled; it was simply a legal maneuver.