Sentence examples for kind of foolish from inspiring English sources
It has always seemed kind of foolish to me.
"I think we're kind of foolish not to".
To not be around them for some money issues just felt kind of foolish to me.
I wound up sleeping at the airport, feeling kind of foolish.
"I look kind of foolish," he said of his new headgear.
"I feel kind of foolish now because I felt like I was getting a fair trial.
No one knows anything cos they think they know it all; ignorance is nothing to be ashamed of if you are open to learn, but this default knowledge be causing all kinds of foolish behaviour".
I have experienced all kinds of foolish melancholy — I've been homesick for countries I've never seen, and longed to be what I couldn't be — but all those moods were trivial compared to my premonition of death.
It's especially worth it if, like this reviewer, you're one of the embittered liberals who, in Blunt's semi-mocking words, "think they know it all (but) ignorance is nothing to be ashamed of if you are open to learn, but this default knowledge be causing all kinds of foolish behaviour".
"I make my work about this kind of sadly foolish farce.
Ms. Crier gives us a kind of dictionary of foolish things happening in American life, and they deserve attention, but she furnishes very little in the way of new insight, and not much to contemplate that the average newspaper reader hasn't already considered.
