Sentence examples for fools to think from inspiring English sources

"We would be fools to think those men couldn't do again what they did before".

I still think that woman is exactly what America needs, but we were fools to think McCain could control her.

We would be utter fools to think it can't happen again, or that the world will never have any more reason to build memorials.

We're fools to think a few faltering steps over the last 40 years in a tiny number of countries adds up to much.

"We would be fools to think we could arrest everyone that is breaking the law," Officer Wichtendahl said, adding that enforcement programs are most effective "as public deterrents to other would-be third party suppliers".

"We would be fools to think that the press behavior in this area isn't like to influence judges' decisions in the future," said Kevin W. Goering, a First Amendment lawyer at the firm Coudert Brothers in Manhattan.

Closing cardiac surgery will close the whole hospital; you'd be a fool to think otherwise".

You would be a fool to think we wouldn't connect the two.

"I would not be such a fool to think I can win the world championships," said Richardson.

And Toby may be on top, but you'd have to be a fool to think he'll stay there long.

When I get asked to and work in other places for other people I'd be a fool to think I could just walk off on my own.