Sentence examples for dopey to from inspiring English sources

"I think it's dopey to say anything else, just dopey".

His "behaviors didn't improve with success: they changed from adolescent and dopey to just plain vicious," she writes.

When the time came for one of the pernicious selection processes that British education goes in for, I was judged to be too dopey to be allowed to do Greek.

Leaving aside the totemic big-screen antecedents for this show — it seems dopey to even name them, but let's just say one starred Frank Sinatra, another starred Steve McQueen, and they've both been remade — "Smith" wears its utter lack of novelty like a badge of honor.

Here he plays a Johnny Morris type with a broken heart working at an unspecified city zoo whose animal inhabitants conspire (for reasons too dopey to repeat) to reunite him with the girlfriend who dumped him (and with whom his character would clearly never have had a relationship in the first place).

With Suzanne Evans suspended for being too normal and Steven Woolfe, Farage's preferred candidate, being too dopey to submit his forms on time, the field has been left clear for a bunch of no-hopers that have almost as little name recognition within the party as without.

The wonderful Dan Gordon plays four roles, from a dopey policeman, to paramilitary hardman, to Gerry Adams-esque politician, to a lady bomb-maker.

Mr. Cariani is wonderfully mercurial as Joe Jones, veering from dopey bliss to comic skittishness to dark paranoia.

DopeCoin's developer, who asked to be identified only as "Dopey" due to controversial nature of his new currency, said DopeCoin is designed to be used to buy anything legal or illegal, from both black market sellers on online marketplaces like Silk Road -- the underground digital bazaar that helped pioneer Bitcoin -- and established retailers like Overstock.com.com

The nonprofits never have to pass that simple test and are therefore free to spend billions on dopey programs to raise self-esteem or subsidize bad plays.

"Coming back to his home town he'll want to hear all the stories he's missed over the last 1,500 years, from the shirt factories, to the Undertones, from Dopey Dick to the U-boat surrender on the Foyle and then of course there are suggestions that an old enemy might be afoot in the shape of Colmcille's nemesis, the Loch Ness Monster.