Sentence examples for stupid from high-quality English sources.

• Stupid man.

• You’re stupid.

• You are so stupid.'

• This is a stupid deal.

• It’s stupid.”

• This was a stupid question.

• They’re not stupid, they won.

• But if you stop thinking, you get stupid.

Use stupid in a sentence.

• “That is stupid, stupid, stupid,” says an aid worker.

• There's an old US military saying: If it's stupid and it works, it isn't stupid.

• “Obama could win in a landslide by capturing just one tenth of all stupid Americans,” says one pol.

• Her brain would look for confirming evidence — in meetings, in past interactions — of her being "stupid."

• Some people thought it was a matter of bad leadership—stupid managers grown too cautious or complacent to change.

• He then went further in excoriating his campaign staff: “Are there any other stupid letters that were sent to you folks?”

• He kept banging his fists against our heads and screaming that we were ‘stupid, stupid, stupid.’

• We invariably underestimate the number of stupid individuals in circulation as the probability that a certain person is stupid is independent of other characteristics or credentials (e.g., they can have a PhD or be President).

stupid sentence examples

• In terms of just pure filmmaking and manipulating an audience, it kind of starts out as a farce, as a complete, stupid farce, with this bank robbery; but it’s really, really…Godardian, with kind of a stupid humor that’s so random.

• But even though stupid is to be expected – and stupid always gets supercharged when the Coalition fuses its climate change “debates” with internal leadership tension – I’m still gobsmacked that somehow, over the past 72 hours, we have managed to move to somewhere even dumber.

• He was completely right when he said he felt stupid – it is stupid” – Jamie Cooke reflects on becoming Britain’s first male world champion for 25 years after snatching victory from Frenchman Valentin Prades, who had started celebrating 50 yards from the line thinking he had won.

• Each title on the reading list text brought with it more angst, none more so than The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman by Laurence Sterne: another stupid, old-fashioned book with a stupid, old-fashioned name and a stupid, old-fashioned cover illustration of stupid, old-fashioned men.