Sentence examples for natural fools from inspiring English sources
"The King shall have the custody of the lands of natural fools, taking the profits of them without waste or destruction, and shall find them their necessaries," reads the English statute De Prerogative Regis, from 1324.
What I can tell you is that the overall experience feels coherent and natural enough to fool me into thinking it's real.
As Stanford's Ken Caldeira has argued, relying on gas instead of investing in renewables and efficiency simply delays by a few decades the planet-altering consequences we must avoid, making natural gas the "fool's gold" of climate action in my view.
Realize that this won't be possible if the secret message density is high enough, but make a valiant attempt, one natural enough to fool someone unfamiliar with your usual style of writing.
Minstrel shows used African American elements in musical performances, but only in simplified ways; storylines in the shows depicted blacks as natural-born slaves and fools, before eventually becoming associated with abolitionism.
Don't be fooled by "natural" or "all natural".
The sooner we stop pretending, the sooner businesses will stop fooling us with natural folderol.
That whole approach they had to the music, to the press, their natural wit as a foursome fooling around for the cameras, was totally organic and unique to them and them alone, making them sort of this four-headed beast".
And then said something like, "Fool, you mus' be out your natural mind -- Massa Lincoln freed the slaves a loooong time ago".
The most respected jewelry stores and auction houses in the world have been fooled into selling cultured pearls as natural and into selling treated colored stones as untreated.
