Sentence examples for powerful fool from inspiring English sources
Trump is just another powerful fool declaring to his people who the enemy of the moment is.
This week, the theme is forgiveness, but don't let the powerful messages fool you: The juiciest tidbits are in the answers, and fans will be happy to know that we find out who exactly Olivia (Kerry Washington) called to get Quinn Perkins (Katie Lowes) off trial for murder.
Well-insulated London politicians, policymakers and commentators controlling the most powerful communications may fool enough of the people enough of the time.
"The powerful lobby of reactionary fools has triumphed and believes that it has saved French wine and, with it, the others," wrote Michel Bettane, a prominent French wine critic, in a blog post.
It is a dark view of human nature, to be sure, but it is also rather awe-inspiring to think of secret agencies so single-minded and powerful that they really can fool the world's population over something so enormous.
That may sound powerful, but Duncan Smith was another fooled by the budget, famously punching his hands in the air when Osborne announced what appeared to be a masterstroke – a "living wage" that was still a pay cut for working poor.
We read about Mike Appel, Mr. Springsteen's early manager: "He turned naysayers into fools and made the powerful lick his hand".
The impact was the same – a powerful figure cutting loose and making a fool of itself – but the context subtly different.
The references to codeine, needles and pills were fooling no one – the most powerful narcotic here was love.
Hey look like miniature bell peppers and come in a variety of colors, but do mot be fooled, these are a very powerful heat source.
