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Examples for "
folly
"
1
Brownie's never mentioned a particular fondness for such
folly
in the past.
2
It was
folly
to hope he would tell us anything worth hearing.
3
But as soon as the Yeti came out, my
folly
was clear.
4
Now he's discussing the
folly
he wants built, can you credit it?'
5
There is nobleness in thee; but there is some degree of
folly
.
1
He gazed about the familiar confines of the room in puffy-eyed
stupidity
.
2
The general public might well talk of the
stupidity
of English officers.
3
Then it was that in the
stupidity
of his egotism he said:
4
He'd made one mistake; few could accuse him of repeating in
stupidity
.
5
The process they relied on was the unthinking
stupidity
of the sheep.
1
He wanted the rock 'n' roll
foolishness
to end, that's for sure.
2
What is gallantry in the one case is
foolishness
in the other.
3
Let's stop this
foolishness
right now and go back to the party.
4
You'll be quite well protected against routine
foolishness
on the capa's part.
5
Fame was merely
foolishness
when caught in the trap of martial law.
1
I wish you would give
Bêtise
a run across the lawn.
2
I'm very lonely, and so are
Bêtise
and Tawney-eye.
3
Then she stepped out of one of the windows, called
Bêtise
to her, and putting her arms about his neck, kissed him.
4
I heard it from Octavia afterwards, who made a fearful
bêtise
.
5
"Why," she said, "you growl just like
Bêtise
(the mastiff).
1
Men are thus nurtured in
imbecility
,
from the dawn of social life.
2
If Nietzsche had not ended in
imbecility
,
Nietzscheism would end in
imbecility
.
3
There is so much
imbecility
in the air that one gets ferocious.
4
The
imbecility
of the King was little capable of repairing this misfortune.
5
Thus was the pretension of State Rights made the apology for
imbecility
.
6
The
imbecility
of our government even forbids them to treat with us.
7
For his accomplices various excuses may be urged; ignorance,
imbecility
,
religious bigotry.
8
If it is his mind, it will degenerate into
imbecility
and madness.
9
We are informed that
imbecility
,
in itself, is not synonymous with badness.
10
Still she was neither mystical nor exaggerated; her mental
imbecility
denying both.
11
He would demonstrate their
imbecility
and his own greatness by his works.
12
Sometimes it was through malice, but more often through sheer insentient
imbecility
.
13
The same helpless
imbecility
,
which had characterized every movement, again showed itself.
14
For two years more he lingered, sinking slowly into unconsciousness and
imbecility
.
15
He moved away reluctantly, and again she almost laughed at his
imbecility
.
16
The invaders were outraged by this cruel
imbecility
,
and ventured to protest.
imbecility
mental imbecility
utter imbecility
own imbecility
human imbecility
hopeless imbecility
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