Sentence examples for the fool of from inspiring English sources

I was the fool of the family.

He is the fool of the family.

The Fool of Marius Goring was a perfect foil for the early scenes.

Brooke's novel, The Fool of Quality (1765 70), is a rambling and digressive narrative centred on the education of an ideal nobleman.

Chadd Stoops, as the fool of an actor, has an in-the-moment spontaneity, but the clichéd role is almost unwatchably broad and without surprise.

At Corneto, a tomb painting depicts Stupidus (the fool of the mimes) wearing another coat covered with coloured patches, a tall pointed cap decorated with a tassel, and a square, short cloak known as a ricinium.

READERS of our Christmas issue were invited to nominate the wisest fool of the past 50 years.

Her first role was as Feste, the wise fool of "Twelfth Night".

"If I survive this life without dying," the wise fool of a clergyman once sighed, "I'd be surprised".

You think, I've just made the biggest fool of myself.

I do not know how many times I have read the Parable of the Fool in the Gospel of Luke.