foolishly

Men foolishly think more about this world than the next.

People foolishly want to control it, but that's not going to happen.

For a moment she could only smile foolishly and take him in.

All along she'd foolishly expected him to leave his wife for her.

And Bob stood foolishly, without an idea of what to do.

I asked foolishly as if Base could give me any sort of answer.

Because the dream might not be real, but her love was, however foolishly based.

She had gone (very foolishly, I thought) into the city without a word to any of us.

Foolishly he tried to tell the audience something of this.

He shook his head as if I were being foolishly human.

"This question must be very important for you to act so foolishly," she said.

But he had foolishly allowed himself to be caught away from the door.

Foolishly, I had not even brought the automatic with me.

We cannot, as I have sometimes heard foolishly alleged, remember everything.

They were still beating her, foolishly, for she was already dead.

Foolishly, I wanted to keep you from thinking badly of my mother.

Now he stood foolishly with the pieces in his hands.

She began, quite foolishly, to think of an excuse for not going.

Nothing could make a man act more foolishly than knowing other men were watching.

They had seen little of the Indians, and very foolishly seemed to care nothing about them.

This foolishly projects onto him the view from our side.

I said, foolishly, as if we were on the telephone.

Pilots who would foolishly chance anything to get their man.

The rest of the world foolishly considered them to be garbage.

Or how foolishly he burned to take her to his bed.