In sharp contrast, Yao dutifully — and some would say foolishly — returned whenever summoned, unless injured.
But it also says, foolishly, that it will roll back reforms on pensions, dismissal of workers, sick pay and casual labour.
Disney spent lavishly (some say foolishly) on the movie in large part to appease one of its most important creative talents: Andrew Stanton, the Pixar-based director of "Finding Nemo" and "Wall-E".
I willfully, some might say foolishly, choose to live more than a fair distance from VICE's London office.
I wilfully, some might say foolishly, choose to live more than a fair distance from VICE's London office.
Hansen said he "foolishly" had high hopes that Obama would convince hostile Republicans and the public that a carbon fee was needed to tackle climate change.
President Muhammad Morsi, they said, had foolishly relaxed controls on Egypt's border with the Gaza Strip, cosying up to his fellow Islamists in the Palestinian Hamas movement that runs the enclave.
Retail analyst Kate Hardcastle, from Insight with Passion, said people "foolishly" looked at Primark as a discount brand.
I say something foolishly optimistic.
Sandy Treadwell, the new chairman of the state Republican Party, loves watching the New York Knicks play basketball, but he says he foolishly gave up his season tickets several years ago when his son went off to college.
Was Palin part of this rightwing lie-in, or was she simply repeating the lies others were saying, having foolishly believed information being spread by totally unreliable sources?
