Sentence examples for deliberately idiotic from inspiring English sources

They can still work as jokes, if well handled - I think the only instrumental work that ever made me burst out laughing in a concert is the finale of Shostakovich's first piano concerto, with its ridiculous pratfalls and deliberately idiotic tunes bursting out into Mrs Mills-type polkas for no good reason.

The videos on his channel are aggressively mindless physical pranks, delivered with manic energy and deliberately idiotic, loudmouthed patter — half intentional branding exercise, half the pure id of a high-school dropout who likely came into his fortune way too early.

Usually the word's meaning is perfectly self-evident, and the word itself is relatively simple like "unbuyable," if not deliberately goofy like "semi-idiotic-like".

They heard it come over the top of the hill and slow with a throaty downshifting of gears, and heard the horn blow out its melody, the opening bar of "Dixie," which was idiotic, not to mention deliberately provocative, given that he was from Indianaland.

Nor did he envy the dead who spoke through the likes of Leonora Piper: "I would deliberately prefer annihilation to the kind of idiotic, twaddling life it appears that these inane ghosts of the dark séance live".

Afterward, Mr. Nehru decided that he had made "an idiotic decision" and that Mr. Menon, with whom he had a difficult relationship, was deliberately sabotaging his chances of becoming secretary general because he knew that he could never land the post himself.

Extraordinarily idiotic.

He looked idiotic.

"That's idiotic.

It's so idiotic.

It's idiotic.