Sentence examples for too foolish from inspiring English sources

He let her remark pass, apparently deeming it too foolish to acknowledge.

However, Unruh feels the Republicans will be too foolish to avoid issues.

And too foolish to realise that Hopkins' right to speak underpins their right to do the same too.

Is it too foolish to hope that she might still feel some of that thirty years later?

He vigorously denied the charge, saying: "No serious writer would do that in his work because it's too foolish.

So, you're also new to the Kentucky Derby, and you're looking to make your first pick and not look too foolish.

"We are taking too many foolish penalties," Coach Larry Robinson said.

So far, Mr Blair has managed both to do useful things and to refrain from doing too many foolish ones.

"We are all furies, except the ones who are too damned foolish," forty-two-year-old Nora Eldridge seethes at the beginning of this riveting novel.

After arriving in the UK, the pair still got together to make music as a hobby – for a while, they wanted to call themselves Fullish Men until their wives said it sounded too like "foolish".

Too many foolish cost-cutting measures that result in the alienation of customers and employees.