Sentence examples for rather foolish from inspiring English sources
I think it's rather foolish when scientists do so.
Suddenly, the brands that had sniffed at e-commerce looked rather foolish.
It's really a kind of rhapsody, my perhaps rather foolish praise of the medium.
However, aside from making his opponents look stupid, Suarez also looked rather foolish himself this afternoon.
I felt rather foolish, as there wasn't a protester in sight.
He did not, however, fight it out with a real bear: the movie's central animal attack was Iñárritu's only concession to CGI, and was shot with a rather foolish-looking bloke in a mo-cap bear suit.
Admittedly it's a step up from Blurred Lines being performed by a middle-aged non-physicist (perhaps the kindest description of Robin Thicke that has ever been committed to print), but the choice to sing one of the most controversial, career-killing songs of recent memory was rather a foolish one.
In 2006 he described Cameron's decision as "a bit foolish, rather dangerous".
Francis was a foolish, rather sad man, and Clifford felt protective towards him.
MPs voted by a majority of 320 not to expel the respected Maudling whose conduct was deemed foolish rather than corrupt.
