Sentence examples for the fools of from inspiring English sources

The fools, of course, are the vast majority of the world's listening public, who have stubbornly refused to pay much attention to Bruntnell since the release of his debut LP more than 20 years ago.

The fools of Threadneedle Street simply do not understand!

More appealing is the stealth, which the fools of guards are obviously there to encourage, since you can empty a camp or fort of its occupants systematically and it can be quite satisfying.

This case has been ongoing for years and Microsoft has supported it from start to finish; it has as much sentenced Lundgren to prison for a crime he didn't commit as the fools of judges it convinced of its great "pecuniary loss".

As far as he's concerned, they're inevitably the fools of the world -- or as Truscott says with severe conviction, "Reading isn't an occupation we encourage among police officers".

As far as he's concerned, they're inevitably the fools of the world -- or as Truscott says with severe conviction, "Reading isn't an occupation we encourage among police officers". And that's only a sample of his unceasing flat-footed remarks.

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.