"He would do things that were really foolish that you knew he'd get caught at".
It would be really foolish to tie one hand behind our backs before we even start negotiating on services.
People are really foolish, they see Hollywood or read the Bible, and think it's literal, but the end may be happening now.
"I think it's really foolish for a candidate to give a number," Mr. Green said in a speech at City College.
Thank god, I think the move to switch an existing interface element to something new was really foolish.
Patrick O'Flynn said it was "really foolish of political parties to tell voters what their future behaviour is going to be" with Tory talk of its supporters voting UKIP this time, and returning to the Conservatives next year.
And sometimes I make mistakes that must be really foolish because they do get attention from the Italians.
If you're after 70 minutes of jacking, jagged, smacky electronic interference then Dear's generally your best bet, yet Suckfish fizzes and flanges with such feral glee that you'd be really foolish to sleep on this.
"It's really foolish to do this totally in the dark," one NPR staffer said, adding that it's wiser for top candidates to be made public, even by way of leaks, in order to be fully vetted.
For example, say: "That was really foolish of me.
