Sentence examples for terrible fool from inspiring English sources
"I have two left feet and would make a terrible fool of myself".
I could make a terrible fool of myself unless I work out what the traps are, find bad female characters by male writers, work out why they're bad and give my wife every single book to read".
He once remarked: "Most critics don't realize that a novel like One Hundred Years of Solitude is a bit of a joke, full of signals to close friends; and so, with some pre-ordained right to pontificate they take on the responsibility of decoding the book and risk making terrible fools of themselves".
No they can't; most people are terrible lie catchers, fooled by high stake lies again and again.
When we think of the "lost" years that came after the heralded ones, the terrible, forgettable films ("Sahara," "Fool's Gold," "The Wedding Planner"), we think of underachievement, dashed potential, and, worse yet, an actor recognizing the limits of his own ability and slowing to a resting heart rate.
Driven into exile disguised as a mad beggar, Edgar becomes a companion of the truly mad Lear and the Fool during a terrible storm.
It's memorable but again lowers the man from a titan taking a terrible blow to an old fool realizing too little and too late his folly.
We are fortune's fools when faced with terrible meteorological disaster, and international terrorism makes lily-livers out of the hardiest of investors.
He may fool around, slip into a terrible bind, hover between loss and survival, but he is always waiting for the right time to ambush his opponents.
A shrub is a vinegar-based cordial that began life in the 15th century and was added to terrible-tasting booze as a way to fool the customer.
