Sentence examples for that would be foolishness from inspiring English sources

That would be foolishness.

For a man of his age and his method they are astounding... [but] It would be foolishness to declare that Wagner's fantasy, and specifically his musical invention, has retained the freshness and facility of yore.

To say otherwise would be foolishness.

That would be fine except that Thompson changed the mood by whipping off her top for the same folks who give us that annual foolishness called the Swimsuit Issue.

Before you say, "But wait, it would be foolish to assume that the legalisation of medical marijuana would necessarily lead to the legalisation of recreational marijuana, and even if it did, would that be so bad?" then welcome to the foolishness that is politics, where flawed syllogistic assumptions are basically what passes for debate.

"That is not independence, that is foolishness," he added.

"To repeat that act would be a tragic act of foolishness and waste," he said.

McCain says "that's foolishness," and that he's been in many debates and often doesn't look at people.

"That's foolishness," Schwartz told The Detroit Free Press.

He worried that his legacy would be an unflattering article spotlighting his foolishness, yet he went ahead for two reasons.

Senator Ted Cruz, the son of a refugee himself, warned: "It would be the height of foolishness to bring in tens of thousands of people including jihadists that are coming here to murder innocent Americans".