Sentence examples for deliberately stupid from inspiring English sources

Her conclusion about Kesha and the album was that "[h]er total commitment to the deliberately stupid script Animal provides makes [the album] work".

Second, the moderator and at least one other panelist is totally ill-informed about the constitutional amendment process -- either that or they're being deliberately stupid about it.

"It's deliberately stupid humor, savaging of middle-class and professional codes of decorum, its raunchiness and sluttiness all scream white trash".

For the sake of the plot, she's been made deliberately stupid and careless at this point, and while what happens next moves the story forward, it compromises the suspension of disbelief.

Moyles was also deliberately playing stupid, suggesting that I was somehow claiming special powers of understanding rather than simply analysing what I'd heard broadcast.

Matt and I were thinking: Let's make a tech house record that Loco Dice can play, and even the vocal for that was deliberately quite stupid and open ended.

The implication is that Joe Public, even when writing something hilariously stupid, deliberately vindictive or demonstrably uninformed, is always the more trustworthy critic, and that authors peddling their wares must leave crucial online marketplace opinion to be steered solely by these anonymous Solomons.

For this stupid and deliberately provocative act the boy was later convicted of malicious damage and excoriated in the media.

He added, with amused exasperation, "We're deliberately building something that's stupid".

Baddiel describes himself as "pro-religious atheist" and says that he finds people who deliberately set out to blaspheme stupid, as well as those who threaten to kill blasphemers.

But what caught my imagination was a politician, admittedly one now freed from the need to win votes, saying that he often deliberately alienated voters who said stupid things such as "I never vote" – "as if it was a profound statement of principle|" – or demanded (as one offshore oil worker did) that the MP backed his demand to remain exempt from UK income tax.