Sentence examples for into foolishness from inspiring English sources

The same drive that leads me into foolishness with curry, means that I committed to an art and craft and that it could commit to me.

Almost every step forward in reconstructing his life involves a step backward into conjecture and a further step sometimes into pure foolishness.

It would be easy for this section to tip over into fantastical foolishness, but as the narrative takes flight and worlds collide, we find ourselves hoping against hope for a Disneyfied "happy" ending.

The stories are great but the real enjoyment of these books comes from the footnotes which offer a powerful insight into British colonial foolishness.

Though they walked daily into the same street foolishness he did, they had a way of backing off that made the confrontation, not the confronted, look small.

But then what if the level of mental challenge falls outside the parameters of day-to-day foolishness and into the realm of the clinical?

In a rebuttal to Mr. Bush's critics, Mr. Will wrote, "Into this welter of foolishness has waded Conrad Black, a British citizen and member of the House of Lords who is a proprietor of many newspapers".

Three times in this brief text, he bursts into laughter over his disciples' foolishness.

It's an act of real foolishness to walk into that nonsense.

He began to think that Abrahim was wrong, and that the rebels, despite their foolishness, would sweep into town with barely a struggle.

And intentionally giving someone a gift you know they'll like — but can't fit into — seems the height of foolishness.