ship of fools

Ship of Fools is scrambling to find additional financial support.

And yet the show left me thinking that I'd stepped aboard a ship of fools.

They were all steerage passengers on the ships of fools.

"The Ship of Fools" never existed as it was performed.

"Though by no means a ship of fools," Randall said, waggling one hand slowly.

Study a packed cross-Channel ferry if you want to see a modern ship of fools.

The ship of fools is an allegory that has long been a fixture in Western literature and art.

Ship of Fools outsold every other American novel published in 1962.

He said cheerfully, "All aboard the ship of fools!"

During that time he wrote his often performed music theater work The Ship of Fools.

The scene is reminiscent of the similar Ship of Fools (painting).

"None from your ship of fools deserves respect," the prisoner said before spitting out a bloody tooth.

"I was going to transfer off this ship of fools before we got drafted for this mission.

The church has been positively reviewed by the ecumenical Ship of Fools website.

A-and you expect me to allow you to return to that ship of fools?!

Ship of Fools is the sort of place where beer companies believe that 21- to 28-year-olds form lasting brand allegiances.

Whitty steps into the rear snug where Fraser captains his ship of fools.

See also ship of fools.

Ship of Fools may refer to:

"Ship of Fools" marked Erasure's first release without record producer Flood.

Another interpretation might be hidden behind the Latin words "carrus navalis", which means a ship of Fools.

Another film featuring the Caleuche is "The Ship of Fools".

Ship of Fools is a science fiction novel by Richard Paul Russo.

Durnių laivas (Ship of fools) was the festival of punk rock bands.

They also perform a show, Ship of Fools Live, in churches, universities and elsewhere, with excerpts from the site's magazine content.