Sentence examples for perfect folly from inspiring English sources

Then reverse those ideals and design your perfect folly for London".

Pure folly?

They are utter folly.

This is pure folly.

It's pure folly.

The failed Basel rules are the perfect example of this folly.

A perfect visual metaphor for the folly of man, the folly of reducing the human condition to a gentrified animal kingdom.

And yet, as Rob Nixon points out in "Dreambirds," both the illusions and the realities surrounding this "gawky, boneheaded creature" make it the perfect embodiment of "the follies -- and temptations -- of denial".

Published last year and shortlisted for Britain's 1999 Booker Prize, Michael Frayn's "Headlong" is, at once, an antic satire of England's chattering classes and a clockwork-perfect farce about the folly of human nature.

Yet could not "Don Quixote" accept as its perfect subtitle "The Praise of Folly"?

Yet could not "Don Quixote" accept as its perfect subtitle "The Praise of Folly"? "Don Quixote" has so many levels of significance that I can set foot on only a couple of them.