Sentence examples for how foolish it was from inspiring English sources

How foolish it was to throw that away.

But the priest simply tells him that he must stop committing adultery: "He thought: how foolish it was of me to expect the magic word.

A voice of sanity was heard from Sir Malcolm Rifkind, a former Tory foreign secretary, who said how foolish it was to make threats which were not going to be carried out.

Avoid reminding your son how foolish it was to stay up late the night before.

Fear can be a powerful influence and should be used to remind you of how foolish it was to drink at all.

Here again is proof of what a fragile medium the movies are, and of how foolish it is for us to condescend to the perceived primitivism of a past that is largely a creation of our own neglect.

But the battle itself has been of unexpected value to me, simply by reminding me of how foolish it is to come to view any retailer – even the customer service supremo Amazon – as my personal "everything store".

After hearing him we feel how foolish it is to send missionaries to this learned nation".

Think about how foolish it is to have this habit and how it is actually making you miserable.

I really can't say enough about how foolish it is to follow the advice of Conrad and Bayh.

I like to believe that what I am doing is productive partly because it sheds light on this type of thinking and how foolish it is.