Sentence examples similar to maybe a fool from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't it be perhaps wise to ask ourselves if this militarized approach to the region maybe is a fool's errand …" I agree with Bacevich about some of the specific military enterprises cited, but as an indictment of thirty years of American strategy his case leaves me distinctly unconvinced.

"Maybe I'm a fool — I hope not," he said.

Maybe he's a fool in that image, but what would that make his followers?

Maybe love is a fool's errand, and what others take for cynicism is SZA's version of honesty.

And maybe I'm a fool for never having been able to hear this voice before.

(Who thinks anything is unalterable at 20 or 30?) Maybe Anna was more a fool for love than a heroine.

"Maybe pursuing happiness is a fool's errand?

Therefore, if the young people get out here and act a fool, maybe they'll be taken a little more serious".

As Terzani later explained, "If you run a big magazine like that, you can afford a fool because maybe he'll deliver something different".

Maybe I'm living in a fool's paradise, but I am perfectly happy to have my life be an open virtual book.

She knew how ridiculous that was, and she wanted to shrug it off, to stop being such a fool — and maybe Harley sensed that, because he touched her, his hand alighting on her coat sleeve and lingering for a moment before he took it away.