Sentence examples for being stupid about from inspiring English sources

You know, being stupid about something is one thing; being ignorant of things is unforgivable as a leader.

Boris could even find that being stupid about it - talking "tough", is the usual scoundrel's refuge for nervous vote-seekers - might not do him much good either if Cope's prediction of an "era or terror" begins to look horribly accurate in the capital.

It was time to stop being stupid about a relationship with Wendy that wasn't real and probably never was.

There's one thing that everyone seems to agree on – that one way to make the planet a safer place would be for the West to stop being stupid about drone strikes.

"We're still guessing until YouTube gives us an explanation that isn't complete garbage, but it sounds like they're just being stupid about this, and this has only the vaguest connection to sanctions," said Joshua Stanton, an attorney in Washington, D.C., who drafted the legislation that later became the North Korea Sanctions and Policy Enhancement Act of 2016.

Let's not be stupid about this.

But while politicians may be stupid about spending, they are very sharp about how to finance their expenditures.

When Esther says, for example, "I'm stupid about executions" (1953 is the year the Rosenbergs were executed), she is adopting a Caulfield attitude.

"I'm not going to be stupid about it," he said when asked if his star players might play on special teams.

Perdita had to pretend to be stupid about mathematics and driving a car; Ariadne had to behave like a typical, vulgar teenager; Cyril had to be a young, unthinking conservative in his political views.

Let's be clear: it IS smart to be on social media as a jobseeker – unless you're stupid about it.