Sentence examples for put a fool from inspiring English sources

He's not an idiot, but the king always used to put a Fool at the table at a banquet to act as a provocateur.

It's morally bankrupt to put a fool like Mr. James on par with a fool like Stepin Fetchit; stereotypes like Stepin Fetchit were instruments, ultimately, in reinforcing the second-class status of blacks--and not just socially, mind you, but legally.

Put even a fool in front of the window and you'll get a Spinoza; in the end life makes window-watchers of us all.

"I still retain an agent who edits the books and advises on promotions because you'd be a fool to put a book out there without expert opinion.

"I thought it was somebody making a joke with me, put a dummy inside, like, fooling around".

Often they'll read a touching essay about their mother one minute and the next be discussing their need to put a beat down on some fool.

Ask what time it is, and perhaps mumble to yourself If they turn on the light put the covers over your head and roll around and say "stop" To really fool them, put a tiny bit of black eye shadow under your eyes.

That way, you may be able to put a door between yourself and the fool.

As the judge in the recent North Carolina litigation put it, "Only a fool would find that money does not matter in education".

Simply put, I am a fool for love in a mistrusting world.

"You can't really fool a horse the way you could fool a person by putting a smile on your face or saying something," Ms. Halloran said.