He showed himself courageous even foolhardy under fire, and a great love of adventure and danger.
The pupils wondered if this foolhardy boy had lost his mind.
Acquisitions that only a few years ago appeared a tad foolhardy now seem super-smart, if expensive.
There is a wonderful characteristic in the Icelandic mentality - fearlessness, with an addiction to risk-taking to the point of being foolhardy.
It is a bold, some would say foolhardy, attempt to recreate the Midwest in the desert, made possible by the fact that the suburb has its own water supply.
It was a bold, perhaps foolhardy, reaction.
The foolhardy Zaarin even had the audacity to strike against the Emperor himself.
One of the hostages was foolhardy enough to try to wrest the gun from the hijacker's hand.
The brave, and the foolhardy, run with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain, at the festival of San fermin, dating back 420 years.
Freud ended by suggesting that the five-thousand-dollar advance that had been offered was a hundredth of the sum necessary to tempt him into such a foolhardy venture.
It would be foolhardy to sail in weather like this.
It would be foolhardy to expect much natural "convergence" between these economies in order to achieve closer integration.
It seems as foolhardy not to discuss the option as it is to maintain such an awkward silence over China's rise.
in a hasty and foolhardy manner.
Beyond hailing from Sherwood forest is a dangerous and foolhardy and fantasy about the story.
At the very beginning, a southern boy on Wall Street against the east-coast preppies, living in a sixth-floor walk-up filled with $25-worth of furniture, it was almost foolhardy.
Look before you leap. Don't be so foolhardy.
When asked by a reporter why he’d made such a foolhardy flight, Walters was ready with a pithy reply: “A man can’t just sit around.”
This same foolhardy practice is richly illustrated in remaining Minoan artwork.
Are they fearless or foolhardy?
Accustomed to spend his holidays among the mountains though (like a true Forsyte) he had never attempted anything too adventurous or too foolhardy, he had been passionately fond of them.
It was foolhardy (of him) to go swimming alone.
Ten to one, if I were so foolhardy as to cut the Hispaniola from her anchor, I and the coracle would be knocked clean out of the water.
"At present, it would be foolhardy to say one [theory] looks better than the other," says CERN theorist John Ellis.
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