Sentence examples for more foolishness from inspiring English sources

"Now suppose someone brings a weapon or decided to do more foolishness.

Texans 21 Broncos 11, 11 32 remaining in 3rd quarter More foolishness from Denver, Von Miller driving Schaub into the ground after the quarterback had released the ball for a short completion on third and two.

With the threatened start of fracking plus backlash to EPA proposing new rules on carbon emissions, you can expect more foolishness to come.

If anything, soundtrack work suits him, facilitating more endearing foolishness rather than less.

In an interview also on MSNBC, longtime Clinton friend and advisor James Carville belittled media coverage of the controversy as nothing more than "foolishness".

Goldfaden was calling for change in the Jewish world: Wake up my people From your sleep, wake up And believe no more in foolishness.

While he agreed that rock 'n' roll is musically dull ("remarkable only for its resolute rejection of the rhythmic complications and subtleties of jazz and ragtime"), he saw in the craze a great deal more than mere foolishness or perversity.

The evidence speaks for itself: 80 years of Red Sox wandering in the wilderness, years of tragic bad luck on the field and more than occasional foolishness and ineptitude in the dugout and front office, and then Henry and his partners, Lucchino and Tom Werner, buy the team and hire Epstein, then just 28, and less than three years later the Bosox were wearing World Series rings.

Our findings would suggest that these environmental or inner contexts make us more susceptible to commit foolishness.

The literature on the technology of foolishness or, more widely, on the determinants of exploration, is scarce and sparse.

A more serious example of the foolishness of dependence on the machine: A national security adviser was suspected of leaking a secret to The New York Times.