Sentence examples for reckless fool from inspiring English sources
This way, I put on the "pious believer" appearance, and sometimes I put on the careless appearance that "all he cares for is finding his way home," and sometimes I put on "the reckless fool who does not get what is happening around him".
You, you're a reckless fool--I see that.
POLITICIANS DO some irresponsible things, but few could be more reckless than periodically fooling around with the "full faith and credit" of the United States.
That will hurt people who were fooled into reckless speculation by assurances that investing in houses offered risk-free rewards.
But all that talk and agreements failed as Israel implemented a fool hearted and reckless policy to separate Gaza from the West Bank.
In large part it's because the virtual world is subtly different from the face-to-face world -- ways that fool the brain into behaving in reckless ways.
Muse, for his part, is not a fool: he speaks English, he has a raw, reckless courage; he knows when Phillips is trying to play him — but he too is unsure of his men.
As Simon Jenkins, a former editor of The Economist and the London Times, commented in the Guardian, "The trouble with issuing ultimatums around the globe is that they invite the reckless to call your bluff and make you look a fool".
That need is what drove up prices in other parts of the country because some fool mathematician theorized that geographic diversification was a solution to reckless speculative risk.
Calling his opponent's ideas "reckless and dangerous," Mr. Franks depicted Mr. Corzine, the former co-chairman of Goldman , Sachs & Company as cynically thinking he could fool voters by promising them the moon.
