"The most difficult character in comedy is the fool, and he must be no fool who plays that part."
I may have been raised by humans, but I'm no fool.
There is no fool in the world. Don't play smart with anyone. You can't make progress without being punctured. You can't get down without being punctured.
I'm no fool, you know.
Like Buffett, Superman Li (as he's known by locals), is no fool with his money.
"Surely, Tom's thinking of making a match of it with the tailor's widow; he goes there so often." "Don't you believe it. It's the daughter he's after – no fool like an old fool."
You know well that I'm no fool.
He is no fool who gives up what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose.
As they stood there beside Tseng Chia-chu, they struck him as rather more promising than this young man: Wu Wei-cheng's square features promised intelligence and ability, and Ma Ching-shan was no fool, he judged.
'Oh, I know'd Dick was square,' returned the voice of the coxswain, Israel Hands. 'He's no fool, is Dick.'
Even the doctor, shy but no fool, half unconsciously acknowledged the compliment.
I rather flatter myself that I am no fool.
But he's no fool; and I can sympathize with all his feelings, having felt them myself.
No saint or gentleman is allowed to take the skill of taking a man, and no fool is allowed to take the skill of taking a man rather than a villain.
Despite his famed "G"—a dismally low grade—for his woodwork exam in his school-leaving matriculation, Mr Malema is no fool.
