Sentence examples for perfectly foolish from inspiring English sources
In addition, the Dodgers have proved capable of making perfectly foolish deals without Boras's involvement.
"That was absolutely foolish.
Yet it is so foolish that it perfectly illustrates the thoughtlessness of the House Republican bill to cut $61 billion from the budget over the next seven months.
Feel free to borrow Thaxter's comment, for instance, on "the ever watchable [Hattie] Morahan in a beautifully detailed performance" or Mountford's about how "Francesca Annis pitches it perfectly as the conceited, slightly foolish matriarch".
It's a reflex, and perfectly understandable, though it's also foolish and untrue — about as sensible as looking at a new hospital wing and saying, Gee, I wish I had cancer.
But Putin, as ballsy as he may be, is perfectly aware that gambling on a war going well forever is foolish.
They basically sound like if BBQ sauce wrote a song and it perfectly suits the NDP's juke to the left and working-class concerns after a foolish attempt to out Liberal the Liberals in the last election.
Feeling foolish did not come easily to her: "I was, I think, a self-pleased child, perfectly content to be who I was, even if others might wish me to be different, as they often did.
Foolish is as foolish does.
