Sentence examples for be asinine from inspiring English sources
adjective
Failing to exercise intelligence or judgment; ridiculously below average rationality.
This was partly because it offered a heroine who "could be asinine but she wasn't weak".
It would be asinine for us to pay $5,000 or $6,000 to ship somewhere to run.
The best stuff will rightly be saved for prime time because it would be asinine financially to carry the downhill live at 10 in the morning.
A peek at two new Spike series suggests that what the producers believe men really want is to be asinine, reckless and grossed out.
But as we all know, verdicts, indeed the whole system, can also be asinine – tough, even tragic, for its innocent victims, grimly fascinating for the novelist.
Although you described the trend-spotting world as "arguably asinine," I say that it might be "asinine" some of the time, but with my 27-year track record, obviously not all of the time.
Maxine, damn it, this is asinine.
"If you think the music is asinine, that's OK, but don't judge music by class".
