Sentence examples for the foolishness that from inspiring English sources

He doesn't, at the end of Richard's life, try to make us forget the foolishness that has come before.

It is about the foolishness that can lead to courage or destruction, the beauty that can be strength or vanity.

Warner himself, currently a politician in Trinidad, said: "I have no interest in joining in the foolishness that is now passing as news on Qatar and Jack Warner.

Warner said: "I have no interest in joining in the foolishness that is now passing as news on Qatar and Jack Warner.

The actual characters are fictional but they were created in observance of the foolishness that is running rampant in churches throughout the country, and probably the globe.

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.

"The media, as soon as it came out, they was demonising Mark… talking about his street culture and all of this foolishness that is irrelevant to the fact that he was pulled out of a car, had his hands up and was executed," as one guy I spoke to put it.

Nirvana's songs and videos simply replaced the trivial foolishness that had been corroding the public airwaves.

c) The ability to re-interpret history is the only ingredient of the technology of foolishness that was extensively mentioned by March himself (March , 1976.

Here we begin to get at the extreme recklessness and foolishness that is the context of so much geopolitical pontification.

Because Bangs had already won you over with his uncannily exact description of your own love of the Stooges: "an errant foolishness that effectively mirrors the absurdity and desperation of the times, but … they also carry a strong element of cure, a post-derangement sanity".