Sentence examples similar to it would be fool from inspiring English sources

(Man, in his early sixties with CHF and diabetes) However desperate my low income situation, I have been warned that the pacemaker will have to be replaced in due course and it would be fool-hardy to attempt stopping my heart drugs in order to redeem my now less-than-basic pension.

"The Grandmaster" is a dreamily beautiful piece of historical mythmaking, and I enjoyed it, but I would be fooling if I said that the movie's sonorous talk of great traditions of fighting and esoteric cults meant very much to me.

"'But I'd be fooling you.

No nation would be fool enough to compete with the United States in a new arms race.

That substance would be fool's gold.

We have seen it all before and would be fools to let it happen again.

So I think that if either one of us held out against each other, we both would be fools, it's not that serious.

And it concluded: "This is a lesson we in Britain would be fools to forget".

"We would be fools if we didn't pay attention to it, but we have a great molecule".

"We would be fools to say something hasn't shifted.

"We would be fools to think those men couldn't do again what they did before".