Sentence examples for outright fool from inspiring English sources
Unless the Cowboys want to make their overly modest legend look like an outright fool, they better get another wideout to throw to.
The only outright "fool" here, in Scruton's view, is the psychoanalyst Lacan; and only the Austro-Hungarian Marxist critic György Lukács is judged downright wicked.
I appreciate Ms. Corcoran's rebuttal, especially the professionalism exhibited in not simply calling Mr. Noer what he is, an outright fool.
His main fault was weakness; throughout most of his reign, matters of state were handled by favourites, some of whom were incompetent or outright fools.
Other alchemists were outright charlatans or fools, ridiculed in contemporary art and literature.
"There's a range of consequences but it behooves us to understand that it can eventually lead to outright hate amongst us and we fool ourselves to think otherwise".
At the time, he appeared to many to be on a fool's errand, given that Harvard had only one outright second-place finish in its history (1970-71, behind perhaps the best Ivy team ever, the 28-1 Penn Quakers).
For the Republican leaders, the average working person is the person they have to fool with divisive issues, fear tactics, misleading comments about Democrats and outright lies to get their vote.
Then critics would have argued that Cameron was a fool for including it, when it was obvious that Scots would have easily rejected outright independence.
Don't come outright and say, "I know you think it's inappropriate that me and your brother are fooling around this much this young, but tough!" but hint at it.
