Sentence examples for full folly from inspiring English sources

He was proved right, even though no one predicted the full folly of America's subsequent policies.

There will come a tipping point when people will demand reform of the worst excesses of capitalism and when the full folly of austerity will be exposed.

One of his former advisers in Downing Street told me that FOI was the worst thing the Labour government had done - and that was in 2005, before (in Blair's words) "the full folly of the legislation had become apparent".

"But people are so filled full of folly and inverted lust, that they can think of nothing but sexuality".

The park is full of follies: an island, a lake, a grotto, a waterfall, two bridges.

With fewer people moving house in this era of austerity, more are attempting to maximise the play, relaxation and entertainment potential of their existing homes by building treehouses, grottoes and full-blown follies in their outside space.

Matt joins local writer John Naish for a tour of Fuller's follies.

However, to lose sight of the end goal of full automation is folly.

And, most important, he communicates the moral urgency of Goya's art and its remarkable eloquence and scope: its determination to bear witness to the great historical subjects of the day while tackling the full spectrum of folly and joy and torment that is the human condition, an audacious ambition sadly lacking in so much of contemporary art.

"History is full of human folly.

Marcel's world expands to encompass both the cultivated and the corrupt, and he sees the full range of human folly and misery.