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• s  marked by defiant disregard for danger or consequences
  foolhardy enough to try to seize the gun from the hijacker

• If that act seemed foolhardy, it was nevertheless typical of Gallo, who never had the sense to play by the rigid rules of the brotherhood.
• The two scientists are not foolhardy enough to claim that a single gene can make a person homosexual.
• So many ideas and technological advances converged to create the modern computer that it is foolhardy to give one person the credit for inventing it.

• heady
• rash
• reckless

News & Articles

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• NCHSAA honors top coaches from the last 100 years
  Start with Greensboro Grimsley coach-of-all-things Bob Jamieson, add Durham Hillside track coach Russell Blunt and Wilmington’s famed Leon Brogden if you are foolhardy enough to pick the top 100 coaches in the N.C. High School Athletic Association’s 100-year history,
  June 21, 2013 - The News & Observer

Quotes

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• Ian Kiernan in msnbc.com
  I don't know what she's doing in the Southern Ocean as a 16-year-old in the middle of winter. It's foolhardy,Kiernan said.
• Mitt Romney in Forbes
  To say we're going to leave on a date certain, regardless of the prospects of al-Qaida and Hezbollah is foolhardy,Romney said.
• Stan Parrish in SI.com
  I would be foolhardy to think it wouldn't be,Parrish said. "What we don't want is any more distractions. ...... We've got to focus on the game. Will erasing the distractions be easy? Heavens, no. This is a very traumatic event. It's going...