Sentence examples for good fool from inspiring English sources

Good fool, for my brother's death.

FOOL: Yes indeed, thou wouldst make a good fool.

You've been a temp for a long-time, but when the economy was good it was easy to lull yourself into thinking that you had job security of the sort enjoyed by Tom Brokaw's 'greatest generation.' Now that things are something other than good, fooling yourself is a lot harder.

"Clearly, the videotape doesn't look good, any fool will admit that," said Police Commissioner John F. Timoney, who resented as "inflammatory" any comparison to the videotaped 1991 clubbing of Rodney J. King that traumatized the nation and scandalized the Los Angeles Police Department.

And don't let the sleek grooves and good times fool you, Beckwith's got some brainwavery goin' on behind the decks.

Temple's Brooklyn-based band, Here We Go Magic, spent the majority of 2012 touring, and with the forthcoming release of his solo album, Good Mood Fool, it's a safe bet that the singer will be on the road for most of next year, as well.

Is it a good April Fools' joke?

Perhaps you're trying to pass off inadequate goods and fool a trusting public.

The people who build these websites are incredibly good at fooling the ad exchanges.

The movie's most effervescent dialogue is given to Sir James, a good-hearted fool whom Bennett plays with a wide-eyed simplicity and otter-like yelps of oblivious self-satisfaction that turn every verbal misstep into a glorious mental pratfall.

Bush has been very good at fooling the American people into thinking that Saddam Hussein was behind the attack on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington and that he is an ally and supplier of Al Qaeda, that eliminating him is the best way to keep terrorism from our shores.