foolhardy

Nothing could be more foolhardy for the nation as a whole.

I have never done anything so foolhardy in my life.

But to give in to them would be foolhardy, to say the least.

It would be foolhardy to try to get past them.

And I think that that's a foolhardy way to run government.

But that would be foolhardy, even if she could have found one.

That second start was the most foolhardy thing I ever did.

When children are involved it seems very foolhardy to hope for the best.

I was foolhardy with the long time that had gone by.

These days, only the foolhardy and those who had no choice worked above ground in the heart of the city.

It was, in many ways, a foolhardy thing to do.

He had not gotten this far in the Court from being foolhardy.

They were using up their supply at a foolhardy rate.

Yet not only did that seem foolhardy, there was also no opportunity.

Against a force ten times your size it's beyond foolhardy.

The problem, of course, is that at an early age you also tend to be foolhardy.

But the whole thing was perhaps a bit foolhardy on the part of the alliance.

It was a foolhardy enough idea to appeal to him.

Even a century ago, such a proposition would have been foolhardy.

Like everyone else, he wanted to see some concrete results for all their foolhardy effort.

None was foolhardy enough to go up against the Governor's wife.

Anyone foolhardy enough to come up those steps was going to lose his head.

It would be foolhardy to give their position away to the enemy.

I told them clearly enough the likely consequences of such foolhardy action!

"You will not be so foolhardy as to keep your promise?"