Sentence examples for was no foolish from inspiring English sources

It's known from the construction of one of Babbage's simpler machines, The Difference Engine No 2, that he was no foolish dreamer.

Diane Keaton, for all the "You know?"s and "Well"s, is no foolish bird.

First of all, in the other metaphor, Wright, it turns out, is no foolish old man.

"So, lest we shame them, let us believe that the new oppressions and foolish greeds are no more than mists that pass.

certainly I was no more foolish, I sat down and wrote a novel".For nearly two years, Lampedusa would go each day to his favourite café, the Mazzara, and write using a Biro and a cheap notebook.

Yet it may be no more foolish than using fund-raising totals or assessments of grass-roots support.

Some would say, though, it is no more foolish than fighting on beyond your time, inviting the kind of denouement that can carry you straight to a high dependency ward.

We are led to feel that however much absurdity the guru has generated, it is no more foolish than the stifling orthodoxy which her ludicrous suburban family proffers as an alternative.

Further American intervention in Syria would be no less foolish.

I tell my friends that the people in South Carolina are no more foolish than they are anywhere else in the country.

The notion of a white rapper is no more inherently foolish than that of a bunch of middle-class Englishmen singing the blues.