Sentence examples for a touch stupid from inspiring English sources

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a little stupid

The phrase "a touch stupid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone as slightly foolish or lacking in intelligence, often in a light-hearted or humorous context.
Example: "His idea was a touch stupid, but it made everyone laugh."
Alternatives: "a bit foolish" or "somewhat silly".

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(Robert Ryan had a lock on this type in the 1940s and '50s.) Mr. Reeves's natural sobriety works well for the part, as does his ability to play it stiff and straight and a touch stupid.

The New York Times

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A touch.

The New York Times - Arts

And a touch paranoid.

The Economist

A touch wheel.

WikiHow

Do a Touch test.

WikiHow

In fact, it can make us feel stupid and out of touch.

Huffington Post

At times "Homicide" seemed too tony for NBC, so a downscale touch of "Cops" injected into a UPN show is not a stupid idea.

The New York Times - Arts

But it would be too easy, and more than a little stupid, to attribute Guardians' success to the gentle "feminising" touch of Perlman.

The Guardian - Film

He's a stupid, stupid little man".

The New York Times

Bowles said sequestration was a "stupid, stupid, stupid" idea.

The Guardian

Feel a little stupid.

The New Yorker

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