Examples of using Foolhardy in English and their translations into French
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He would either have to be foolhardy or stupid to say,"I'm going to guarantee you a healthy bird.
Juskalian said about his capture,"I was irritated with myself for being so foolhardy, I shouldn't have been there.
But I don't think they would be foolhardy enough to attack the police
My brothers, a hasty attempt to outrun the Cylons spawned in the midnight of desperation seems foolhardy in the light of day.
We were right to be foolhardy: we now admire one of the most beautiful panoramas we saw in all New Zealand.
The next thing you know, you're doing something foolhardy, and I'm in my surveillance mode.
It is foolhardy to believe that inflexible social
If I shoot someone foolhardy enough… to pass through the rock three times, they will be squished into tiny lumps.
It would have been foolhardy for UPDF personnel to arm insurgents to whom they have lost colleagues.
Just because you did not consult your embassy superiors does not mean that you have to expect me to be rash… or foolhardy.
at least foolhardy.
Cause you haven't done anything reckless or foolhardy in almost an hour.
It would be foolhardy to believe that universities from several member states
It would be foolhardy to entrust public managers with complete freedom over resources when they have not yet internalised the habit of spending public money according to prescribed rules Schick. 1998: 127.
certainly- but disarmament before making peace, and before putting that peace to the test, is foolhardy and scarcely a viable policy for national defence.
If you were watching an astronaut… foolhardy enough to jump into a black hole… at some time on his watch… say,
who insist that it is foolhardy to ignore review of root causes,
She has revived her career so many times, it's foolhardy to suggest tennis has seen the last of the dominance of a woman who it's not hard to argue is the greatest of all- time.
attempts to be definitive and unequivocal on this issue are foolhardy.
often foolhardy in the eyes of everyman,