Sentence examples for deeply dumb from inspiring English sources

In Troy, there is an upstart "fur -trafficking gang calling itselfur -traffickingew ("It sounds like 'silent screw'," says one bewildered victim), fronted by the gangfully callingbut also deeply dumb alitselfristhehe (ASilencealters).

By the turn of the millennium, I was feeling deeply dumb when it came to literature.

There's a good reason for that huffiness, too comparing well-compensated professional athletes to people living in bondage is deeply dumb, and it sounds doubly so when posh-ass Bryant Gumbel, the most recent offender, does it in his permanent Dave-Chappelle-imitating-a-white-guy voice.

Neither the wicked nor the good seem at home: Eglantine and Lysiart flail about, their vindictiveness coming from an urge toward self-punishment, while Adolar's nobility is deeply compromised by dumb incomprehension and Euryanthe's virtue is a hopeless passivity.

Even at the height of my stonerdom, I rejected the dumb, deeply embarrassing aspects of weed culture drum circles, pot-leaf icons, that whole murder-jester pipe aesthetic so why would I engage with that shit now that my age has liberated me from it?

When done well, this is in the finest tradition of foreign correspondence: a genre that soars when offering sharp, deeply reported answers to seemingly dumb questions — dumb because they are so basic and self-evident that the smugly well settled never think to ask them, any more than fish inquire about the water.

"Sometimes you want to do something so deeply, you do something dumb -- you cross the line".

That's just dumb, shortsighted and so deeply patronising.

"I've worked hard and I don't think I am dumb and I am deeply passionate about my work," she said.

Someone calling you "silly" or "dumb" may cause you to feel more deeply insulted than the person intended.

But both use it to try and reach more deeply into the curious love that man has for these enigmatically dumb animals.