foolishly造句

Unqualified opinions just make a person sound foolishly arrogant.

To be perfectly candid, I think you acted foolishly.

He foolishly spent his winnings on worthless and unnecessary things, and soon he had nothing left.

It is not at all likely that he will act so foolishly as that.

They have foolishly concluded that because they live on earth, it's their home.

The scholar foolishly took the school cooling pool for swimming pool.

I foolishly took one - I'd had a few drinks - and the next thing I was a smoker again.

It was at best an acute and frightful reminder that we were living foolishly and confusedly without much plan or foresight in a dangerous and unsympathetic universe.

By scaring off CNOOC, a state-owned Chinese oil firm that wanted to buy America's Unocal last year, America foolishly strengthened this mercantilist instinct.

That is partly because Mr Obama’s campaign, perhaps foolishly, chose to make such a big deal of the virtues of their candidate’s character.

Wear Helmets and protective body gear - How many motorcyclists, bicyclists, skateboarders, etc. do see foolishly blazing around without wearing any form of protective body gear?

If Colonel Qaddafi's state crumbles, the West should not seek to disband his army or the upper echelons of his administration, as it foolishly did in Iraq.

throw the baby out with the bath water ;foolishly discard a valuable idea,plan,etc at the same time as one is getting rid of sth unpleasant or undesirable

It also touches on more confrontational issues, such as 'I am concerned that my partner spends money foolishly' or 'I have at times been fearful that my partner will cause me harm'.