Sentence examples for that would be foolish from inspiring English sources

Still, "we didn't pull back," he added, because that would be "foolish".

"No one is going to tell a parent, 'You have to circumcise your child.' That would be foolish," Dr. Brady said.

"I believe the Heineken Cup is a wonderful competition that gives every country in Europe an edge that would be foolish to under-estimate".

And there is a smoldering cauldron of discontent brewing that would be foolish for any of us to ignore.

"To disturb that would be foolish".

But that would be foolish, she says.

In fact, that would be plain foolish, given its history and the glossy stores the company has recently opened.

"I definitely agree that in the current environment, that would be profoundly foolish, because the world is a different place".

But there's a certain type of story that would be a foolish proposition as a Canadian film.

"The thing that would be extremely foolish would be to try to lean against this oil price fall today [and] try to provide extra stimulus to try to get inflation up at this point in time.

Clinton followed up with, "That's a terrible thing to say but those people who run Iran need to understand that because that perhaps will deter them from doing something that would be reckless, foolish and tragic".