Sentence examples for bunch of dummies from inspiring English sources

society, and attending its meetings, Mr. May told her that the members were a "bunch of dummies" and that they weren't worth his time.

In 1999, during an appearance on "Meet the Press," Trump told host Tim Russert that North Korea, then run by Kim Jong Il, was "sort of wacko" but that they were not "a bunch of dummies". Trump also suggested that he would "negotiate like crazy" with Pyongyang — but implied that he wouldn't rule out a preemptive strike to take out their nuclear weapons program, either.

There's no treating the audience like a bunch of dummies there, no excessive use of exclamation points ("must see!!!"), etc.

"They play the money market," he said, "and we sit there like a bunch of dummies". Economists were baffled by his claims.

"They think we're a bunch of dummies".

They play the devaluation market, and we sit there like a bunch of dummies".

This is just a bunch of dummy routines.

That's a nice saying, in theory, but when you're talking about polluting an Amazon page with a bunch of dummy reviews, that's another story.

6) On his critics: after the Florida newspaper the New Times criticized West for violating violating U.S. federal law by flying an American flag underwater, he called the newspaper "idiot Liberals," "delusional dummies," and "a bunch of losers".

Zell told the paper, "Management was a bunch of... dummies!" Zell recalled, "My father was morti-fied — mortified!

Zell told the paper, "Management was a bunch of... dummies!" Zell recalled, "My father was morti-fied mortified! His son was portrayed as a boor on the front page of the Wall Street Journal".