Sentence examples for wild foolishness from inspiring English sources

In his most famous role, Alain the simpleton suitor in Ashton's La Fille Mal Gardée (1960), he combined wild foolishness with childlike innocence and pathos.

He could have said with John Clare, "I love wild things almost to foolishness".

(The convention, held in Chicago, loosed "a wild, raging, irresistible mob which nothing can turn from its abominable foolishness," as the Times put it).

Words like "prophecy" and "visions" may evoke memories of wild-eyed doomsayers distributing leaflets in Times Square, late-night commercials promoting the Psychic Friends Network and other foolishness.

This foolishness is a good part of the reason that the Japanese and Germans have run wild against Detroit.

Foolishness rules.

"Foolishness," he said.

Brilliantly realised foolishness.

Such naked foolishness".

That would be foolishness.

"It was absolute foolishness".