Sentence examples for particularly foolish from inspiring English sources

"The argument they make is particularly foolish," he said.

And that's why government cutbacks in such situations are particularly foolish.

It would be a particularly foolish mistake now for at least three reasons.

For Freeney -- who subsequently denied making the statement -- this was a particularly foolish and ill-considered boast.

Jumping into a job would be particularly foolish, Mr. Goggins said, now that the stigma that was attached to being downsized in the 1990's no longer applies.

Netanyahu would look particularly foolish if he led Israel into a conflict on its own, just weeks before a close US ally came to power in Washington.

The tributes and obituaries that followed made clear that he did not always suffer fools gladly, particularly actors foolish enough to meddle with his words.

But he added that "some of the fundamental causes lie in the strategic tenets and trends of the Bush administration," particularly its "foolish and crude" declaration that North Korea was part of what Mr. Bush has called the Axis of Evil.

He was referencing economists' propensity to intervene in the world, particularly their foolish (or so he thought) belief that one can achieve full employment by manipulating aggregate demand.

Boss is relentlessly cruel to its characters, particularly those foolish and naive enough to attempt to retain some sense of honor and decency while working in politics.

How could this experienced board have been so foolish, particularly when several directors appear to have expertise on this matter?