Sentence examples for bit moronic from inspiring English sources
"It makes a change from all the people visiting London who always come in just to buy The Clash London Calling on vinyl, which personally we think is a bit moronic," said Forbes.
I wonder if he is on something, too, or just a bit moronic.
I started off with the bits of journalism in "The Moronic Inferno" and then moved on to "Money".
Since that wave didn't actually materialize, the article feels exploitative and fearmongering, but all of the vulnerabilities Clarke describes are real, and to exploit them would mostly just require a little bit of organizational muscle, a non-moronic plan, and a few dozen people motivated enough to die.
Or am I just a stupid question machine reading endless moronic questions?" (Bob: "There could be a bit of that, yeah…") Amstell's monologue continues ("Sometimes I get so lonely") and it's clear that by the time it hit its stride, and despite its clientele, Popworld wasn't really a show about music, in the same way Top Gear reinvented itself by not really being a show about spark plugs.
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And if his director wastes too much time on unnecessary preamble — for one thing, these leading men seem a bit long in the tooth for snapping pictures of their genitals and generally behaving like moronic frat boys — he doesn't hang about, once things get gnarly.
Then they arrested his equally moronic pals, who were also still moping around Brum, doing their shopping, fixing little bits around the house, browsing the jihadi deep-web, like nothing was wrong that couldn't easily be put right.
I thought it was moronic".
How "vacuous", "pointless", "disgusting", "moronic".
