Sentence examples for less foolishness from inspiring English sources
Hopefully the City of Brotherly Love will have more tough love in the future and less foolishness, like these flash mobs".
Less an exercise in foolishness than a combination of mulishness and Yulishness, "Christmas In the Heart" finds Dylan stubbornly digging in to attempt fifteen traditional Christmas songs that hearken back to the forties and fifties: there's "Winter Wonderland," "Here Comes Santa Claus," "Christmas Blues," and more.
If anything, soundtrack work suits him, facilitating more endearing foolishness rather than less.
Emma's disappointments stem less from innate vanity and foolishness than from the historic conditions shaping women of her day: the ascendancy of the bourgeoisie in Europe.
Introverts may be open and more outgoing when playing a game that allows mistakes and foolishness, but seek to be less public and to not be noticed when mistakes would be corrected or subject to cut-downs.
But less than three weeks from opening day, Rivera's foolishness has given Santangelo, a much lesser player, a chance.
We've long been marketed vibration plates and ab rollers and other fitness foolishness to help us slim down with less effort, and most are likely gathering dust, like the step machine I use as a footstool.
The less said the better about the plot, a garden-variety bit of foolishness about a naïve young hunk from Oklahoma named Billy Ray Kyle Dean Masseyy) trying to hold onto his girl and his Grand Ole Opry dreams despite the predations of an over-the-hill cougar and a malevolent used-car dealer.
He also manages to explain away the seeming foolishness in Han Solo's boast that he made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs (a unit of measurement, not time).
Until the church gets more focused on the teachings of Jesus and less focused on a manipulative concept of success, emotionalism, and dogmatism; it will always look like foolishness to outsiders and feel "only" like church to insiders.
