Sentence examples for seemingly foolish from inspiring English sources
That matters because the different kinds of seemingly foolish decisions call for different responses.
I count myself among the liberals who have been aware for months that the seemingly foolish fiscal policies of this administration are not foolish at all but a deliberate effort by the reactionary right to dismantle our social institutions.
Yet, if Mr Borio is correct and we would be foolish to dismiss his claims these seemingly positive developments have some very nasty side effects.
Given these realities, the kind of aggressive U.S. policy toward Russia desired by many foreign liberals -- in fact, the most important issue seemingly motivating Kasparov and others -- would be foolish and, yes, illiberal, for America.
Recruiting heavily in such prosperous Hudson River villages as Dobbs Ferry, Larchmont and Tarrytown, these criminal enterprises used seemingly innocuous names like the Varlets, the Fussbudgets, the Foolish Scoundrels and Hell's Ne'er-Do-Wells.
Indeed, it was foolish of the Cameron government to allow the seemingly passive term "remain" to define the potential future of the U.K. in Europe rather than asserting an active goal for building a better future.
The Yankees, seemingly too conservative for such things, tried out an ill-fated and foolish-looking creature named Dandy in 1979.
Formed by people who have succeeded in seemingly impossible challenges to peace whose wisdom has demonstrable practical application, we would be foolish not to listen.
Stay Foolish" lost its power, she said, when it started to pop up on seemingly every Pinterest board.
