Sentence examples for such fool from inspiring English sources
The phrase "such fool" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "such a fool." Example: "He acted like such a fool at the party last night."
Her mathematical bent became apparent at a very early age, so she would not have disappointed her father, Lord Byron, who wrote of her: I pray the gods have made her anything except poetical - it is enough to have one such fool in the family.
No one offered such fool's gold would be likely to be taken in again.
Republicans may not be such fools after all.
You think you have everything figured out and that we're such fools".
But new research suggests that if this is so, such fools are abundant.
It also has a meaning in it, which is written on the back saying, 'love makes us such fools'.
Berkeley next directed Men Are Such Fools (1938), a melodrama about wandering wives and erring husbands, starring Humphrey Bogart; Garden of the Moon (1938), a musical set in a nightclub, starring Pat O'Brien and John Payne; and Comet over Broadway (1938), a backstage soap opera.
Raymond Tallis's recent presentation at the Hay-on-Wye book festival should form the basis of a wider recognition of the ways in which philosophy can help us from making such fools of ourselves.
"I remember going into a cinema - couldn't have been more than 13 or 14 - and hearing people's derision when this shot of Gandhi came on, I suppose in the 1933 conference, and my father saying, 'Dick, they are such fools, they have no concept of the quality of this man.
Most of them are not such fools as to let that opportunity go to waste.
