Well, only a fool would have mistaken them for angels.
Well, only a fool would deny that it is utterly, jaw-droppingly gorgeous.
He said, Nothing else works, I might as well make a fool out of myself.
In an editorial, the influential newspaper continued: "Anyone who calls for the preservation of Germany's cultural peculiarities, traditions and conventions (allegedly nonexistent) is lucky if he is denounced as no worse than a 'nationalist.' " Mr. Merz has been called that, as well as a fool and provocateur, since he first used the term Leitkultur in mid-October.
Asked how seriously he was taking the election campaign, he said: "Well, only a fool wouldn't take the general election seriously.
And, well, only a fool would turn down Hollywood, right?
Providing a synopsis of Southland Tales may well be a fool's errand.
"I just said … "F— it, 'I have nothing to live for anyways — might as well act a fool.
To believe anything he tells us about why he's decided to come clean -- well, only a fool would buy the story.
Following top-level mediation efforts in Cairo, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon headed to Israel Tuesday in what may very well be a fool's errand — a mission to convince both sides to agree on a truce.
We can't admit that we were played for fools, and we're willing to destroy our nation rather than face the fact that we were dead wrong, that our president is a pathological liar as well as a fool, and that we allowed ourselves to be duped by his self-deceptions.
