Sentence examples for which is foolish from inspiring English sources

No Republican congressman would tolerate that, which is foolish.

I think this is another invention which is foolish.

People don't like it, which is foolish because some researchers are burned out at 30 and then someone like Max Perutz did 100 papers after his "retirement".

He said one reason he started snowshoeing was, "Here you can't run in the winter unless you want to run on the side of the road, which is foolish".

They mean the I.O.U.s that stand no chance of being paid — the debt held by the person or institution who or which was foolish enough to buy it from the next-most-foolish person or institution, who or which may in fact have been not so much foolish as conniving (the F.B.I. is on the case).

Which is pretty foolish when you consider that players are not just employees -- they're the product.

I've been trying to change things, which is probably foolish, but I'm trying to get a little bit better.

Either it's Sodom and this is the wrath of God or it's the wrath of man, which is thoughtless, foolish and much more lasting".

This is not about "fairness," which is a foolish and divisive slur, but practicality.

His glasses magnify his eyes, making him appear owlish, and his mouth is set in an expression of bemusement that can slip into impatient condescension when he hears something that he thinks is foolish, which is often.

A party spokesman said: "Aidan Burley has behaved in a manner which is offensive and foolish.