Chief
Foolish
Foolish adjective - Lacking importance.
Usage example: the current regulations are cluttered with foolish details that are unnecessarily burdensome
Both words in one sentence
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Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Connla the terminally irresponsible Fiery Redhead, and his quiet, serious older brother Cunorix the future chief.
Source: Literature / Frontier Wolf -
In "The Leadership Breakfast," Toby gets played by a Congressman's new, ultra-competent, ultra-ruthless Chief of Staff, and the White House is made to look foolish.
Source: Series / The West Wing -
Drop the Hammer: The giant gavels in the Chief Justice battle Duel Boss: Sometimes brave/foolish toons will go and fight Bosses alone.
Source: Video Game / Toontown Online
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