feel foolish

He felt foolish for trying to move so quickly with her.

He did have a way of making you feel foolish.

But always, in almost the same moment, he felt foolish for thinking the thought.

He got to his feet again a moment later, feeling foolish.

I felt foolish for not having seen it all along.

He felt foolish again at the thought of talking to her on the subject.

I think you just have fun making people feel foolish.

After a while, Paul felt foolish standing alone in the middle of the church.

He had been made to touch her, so she could back away and make him feel foolish.

Only once or twice had she been made to feel foolish.

Suddenly she felt foolish for having offered to show him the room.

Other people probably felt foolish with them, but not Frank.

You have to bring it into the restaurant, I felt foolish.

He had a way of making her feel foolish at odd times.

He put it on, feeling foolish, then went out to find his host.

Feeling foolish and a bit frightened now, I did so.

I felt foolish having been caught out in my lie.

She felt foolish for having forgotten that she'd given it to him.

Lily felt foolish saying it but could think of nothing else.

She doubted her mother had ever found herself feeling foolish so often.

Suddenly he felt foolish and more vulnerable with every moment.

Then he remembered and felt foolish: because we killed his mother.

Back at his seat, he felt foolish for making the bet.

Later on he'd feel foolish, but right now he was feeling protective.

He stopped and felt foolish because his words were, of course, unintelligible.