Sentence examples for to a fool from inspiring English sources

"When you talk sense to a fool, they call you foolish," Mr. Max answered.

I feel like jumping in forcefully but then I tell myself the best response to a fool is silence," he tweeted.

Dr Bonocolus's Devil is a new version of the Faust legend: here, the cleverest man in the world sells his soul to a fool.

(You didn't think "La Bete" was really about the 17th century, did you?) The man of conscience must be vigilant, "for nature gives advantage to a fool". Such ideas are not unworthy.

Again Priscilla shouted from the kitchen, "Marcus has got a gift!" Marcus leaned back in his chair -- every inch the young prodigy -- pleased that his mother was saving him the trouble of explaining the obvious to a fool.

He'll do a standing room-only show with the band tonight - and spend three hours afterwards quietly addressing a huge crowd on the subject of why they shouldn't be listening to a fool like him.

You would have to be a fool to play a midfielder in central defence.

"You'd have to be a fool to leave home at night without it," he said.

You'd have to be a fool to tamper with a hit.

"You'd have to be a fool to sit here and say no".

You'd have to be a fool not to appreciate that kind of stupidity.