Sentence examples for bit dopey from inspiring English sources

Luke's verdict: "You looked a bit dopey".

"He is extremely lovable and a bit dopey.

They gave him toast and tea and the specialist was suddenly there, beside him — Martin was still a bit dopey — and told him that he had diverticular disease.

But, to be honest, the kidney stones are killing me, the medication can make one a bit dopey, and I'm feeling pretty fatigued.

Nadia (Gina McKee) is nice but a tiny bit dopey and clueless, with the hunched body language of the perennially put-upon, and rather sadly sporting clothes and a wacky hairstyle that would look better on someone much younger.

It feels and looks a bit dopey.

Along with Becky (streetwise, arch, a bit aimless) and Steve kinddopeypey, lovable), Him and Her features a ragtag bunch of supporting characters.

I was a bit lovestruck by the dopey romance of 1960s cosmopolitan America; the dinner parties in musty wallpapered rooms; rainy streets, fever dreams, evil shit, and the nightmare-inducing way author Ira Levin wrote the meddling, sinister couple next door.

The novel nonetheless has a momentum that creeps up like a two-legged mutt, unprepossessing at first, seemingly dopey and a bit simple, but ultimately very powerful.

Sister publication SFX called the film "dumb and dopey, with plenty of bumpy bits" and that "GI Joe has a genuine cliffhanger charm, especially when the last act becomes a whole string of pulp plot twists.

We were a bit cross – annoyed we hadn't woken up – and not particularly surprised that our dopey dog hadn't raised the alarm, but scared we were not.