Sentence examples for no foolish from inspiring English sources

Diane Keaton, for all the "You know?"s and "Well"s, is no foolish bird.

It's known from the construction of one of Babbage's simpler machines, The Difference Engine No 2, that he was no foolish dreamer.

As The Economist put it in 1977: "A businessman setting up shop in Hong Kong finds low taxes, no foolish government interferences…a government leaning over to encourage him to make as much money as he can.

And there are many, many smaller banks that did no foolish lending– Independent Bank and Valley National Bank –but whose stocks have been pummeled anyway.

The Rule of St. Benedict, the most influential monastic code, advised monks to "prefer moderation in speech and speak no foolish chatter, nothing just to provoke laughter; do not love immoderate or boisterous laughter".

First of all, in the other metaphor, Wright, it turns out, is no foolish old man.

And though I'm no longer foolish enough to burden these new recipes with any extravagant claims -- at least not in public -- I do have to tell you that if there is any love for shortcake in your heart, you've got to try these.

"I worried about sounding foolish, no longer sure of my ideas.

Still strange, perhaps, but no longer foolish.

Yet it may be no more foolish than using fund-raising totals or assessments of grass-roots support.

It seems to me no less foolish to deny that it can aid in making this change".