Sentence examples for of the fools from inspiring English sources

If that means saving some of the fools and knaves, so be it.

And it's just unheard of that our credit rating goes down because of the fools in Washington and what they did".

I inched my way along the slippery track, digging now my toes, then my heels, into the footsteps of the fools who had preceded me.

It was strange, he said, that catchers would "run the risk of broken cheek bones, dislocated jaws, a smashed nose or blackened eyes" simply because they were afraid of the "fools" in the crowd.

His performance is all sly looks and bone-dry readings, held together by a general air of barely contained exasperation at the antics of the fools and knaves who surround him.

Read that book, and shiver at its lies, its emptiness, its triviality; shudder at the hollow cores of the world's most ambitious men and the self-deception of the fools who follow them.

"We hit on the archetype of The Fool.

Serve with the rest of the compote and oats on top of the fool.

The figure of the fool has also been important in literature and drama.

(1932-33) A neck stuck out of the collar of the fool's shirt, and on the neck was a head.

The wise-sounding statements he occasionally manages are the accidental truisms of the fool.