Sentence examples similar to show oneself a fool from inspiring English sources

Starting as Ronald Reagan takes power in the US, it touches on powerful themes of family, fidelity, betrayal and deception, making it a critical darling and one of those shows you feel a fool for missing.

Time and time again we've been shown that it's a fool's errand in the professional era.

ABC has not announced whether the show will return, and only a fool would count on having it back.

On The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the singer performed "Just a Fool" again with Shelton on December 7 , 2012

Don't try too hard to impress, because it will probably show and you'll make a fool of yourself.

And Trump has shown that negotiating with him is a fool's errand.

PICKING the 10 best television shows of any given year is a fool's errand, or a liar's.

They did, and the 1936 Olympics were exploited to maximum effect by Hitler, who put on a dazzling show designed to fool other countries into believing that Nazi Germany was a model world citizen.

He is the son of a lawyer; was presented by the A.B.C. revue as a fool, stopped the show, and now, at 22, is the idol of young Paris.

Don't make a fool of yourself, but show you're interested.

Only a fool would expect Santa to show up with a new doll.