Sentence examples for in fools of from inspiring English sources

His early memories of Ireland are more richly furnished in Fools of Fortune (1983) and Beyond the Pale.

There is a higher quotient of allegory and fairy tale to this new book than to other Trevor tales of suspended animation, but most readers will be inclined to agree with Willie, in "Fools of Fortune": "We Irish were intrigued, my father used to say, by stories with a degree of unreality in them".

Is the theme of incest in Fool for Love in some way borne out of that?

Was your first experience on stage, in Fool For Love, a bit of a baptism of fire?

Creationists never tire of citing Piltdown as a supposed example of paleoanthropological gullibility and stupidity: "A modern ape's jaw and a human skull had been doctored to resemble an ape-man, and the forgery had succeeded in fooling most of the world's greatest experts" (Gish 1979, pp. 131 132).

You have succeeded in fooling lots of people and shame on you.

He was wise to: the public appetite for those in authority making fools of themselves is inversely proportional to the public's engagement with that very authority.

He had a living to make, and perhaps you couldn't blame him for pushing in, when some fool of a woman held the door open.

It asks for two reactions from its audience, and in so doing makes fools of its beholders twice over.

In "The Hundred Thousand Fools of God," Professor Levin recounts "the musical merging of Central Asia and Europe by fiat" in the Soviet years.

Another merger proposal THE EURO IS CRUMBLING and the bureaucrats in Brussels are making fools of themselves.