That now seems foolish, given that Toronto had been outscored by nearly 30 runs and that the Yankees and the second-place Red Sox had outscored their opponents by hefty margins.
That now seems foolish, or worse, but it is evidence that Lehman's top management did not think the firm was in danger until it was too late.
There's so much contradiction and falsehood in one place that it seems foolish to analyze it.
Abandoning that investment seems foolish, and the costs associated with developing a carbon-free system appear prohibitive -- at least for the short term.
I would never cover a Dylan song, that seems like a foolish thing to do.
First, keep the stand even though that seems a bit foolish.
As a result of the current crisis, much of that innovation now seems foolish or even criminal.
Rodriguez's big contract, and the hopes for days of glory that it contained, seems foolish in retrospect, of course, but even at its signing it could have been called naïve.
She realized that she had been keeping him at a distance "because of the color of our skin," she said, "and that just seemed foolish to me".
We may never need a share of that oil, but it seems foolish not to keep it in reserve.
