Sentence examples for much foolishness in from inspiring English sources

"There is so much foolishness in that one sentence it is hard to unpack," comments Rich Lowry, a conservative columnist.

I just don't see how that happens because, I just… We have gone through so much dislocation, so much excess, so much foolishness in the credit markets and in the pricing of assets that I don't think we get away this easily with Fed intervention, which over a six-month period then leads to a sharp recovery.

Yet it would be extraordinary if they were not so driven in man, because it would mean that natural selection had somehow contrived to wipe out their genetic underpinnings, only for them to re-emerge as culturally determined phenomena.Understanding this shared evolutionary history with other species is important; much foolishness has flowed from its denial.

There has indeed been a lot of foolishness in the Episcopal Church, much of it an outgrowth of the '60s, as Mr. Douthat rightly says.

When Nurse finally arrives with the news that Romeo will meet Juliet, Manheim engages in so much showy foolishness — exaggerated moaning and groaning about her aches and pains — that you wonder how Ambrose puts up with it, or why the director, Michael Greif, indulged it.

They have foolishness in their hearts.

Such literature only fosters silliness and foolishness in children".

Now I see the foolishness in such macho fury.

There is evil and foolishness in this annus mirabilis.

She crossed the room to him now with no such foolishness in mind.

We construct the history of our wisdom only by burying our foolishness in the endnotes.