Sentence examples for weak fool from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to tear your eyes from these two men: the Russian an ordinary young man adapting to circumstances in a way only his macho father would admire, and the Brit a weak fool determined to prove he is not by rescuing his girl from rape and worse.
When Crowley, in a telegram to Germer, dismissed Parsons as a "weak fool" and victim to Hubbard and Sara's obvious confidence trick, Parsons changed his mind, flew to Miami and placed a temporary injunction and restraining order on them.
To be mindful of such episodes, with all their unintended and far-reaching consequences, does not make one a weak-kneed fool.
Working with the bank's executives, they devised simple, yet effective, schemes to fool weak and reluctant regulators, and the Americans who were advising them, the audit says.
Weak companies that were fooled by the telecommunications bubble have already gone under.
Sad, weak-knee'd fools for it, really.
Rheaume took a pass from Per Svartvadet at the blue line and flipped a weak backhander that appeared to fool Martin Biron.
Carrel believed that modern medicine had "encumbered" society "with those who should be dead: the weak, the diseased and the fools," while Lindbergh, as Friedman emphasizes, viewed Hitler's Germany with enthusiasm and worried that World War II would put "the future of the white race" in jeopardy.
But he is scared of looking a fool – and regarded as weak – by the villagers.
