Sentence examples for feel moronic from inspiring English sources

Realizing this, when someone articulates something that I don't know much about, I try to use it as an opportunity to expand my own understanding, rather than a reason to feel moronic.

I felt moronic, repeating to myself, "Down for gas, push for brake," but at the time, this mantra got me through.

$5,500.' And he just looked pathetic, and I must say I felt awfully moronic".

But his party will feel the heat of his moronic statement for some time to come.

In fact, these moronic things often feel like the most important, powerful, significant, breathtaking things you will ever do, ever feel and ever think.

In fact these moronic things often feel like the most important, powerful, significant, breathtaking things you will ever do, ever feel, and ever think.

Do they feel like my pals at our former cable division, which was divested, in an act of completely moronic short-sightedness, when people like them decided that businesses who throw off cash flow but lower earnings per share were not worth keeping?

Do not use our music or my voice for your moronic charade of a campaign," he said in a statement after Trump used It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine) at a rally.

This scene reminded me of a line from Gordon Parks' stone-cold classic film Shaft (exactly why was an extremely moronic re-make made?), when the fearless gumshoe visits his, well, #1 Lady's pad and in a moment of vulnerability, tells her "I got to feeling like a machine, and that ain't no way for a man to feel".

Do they feel you are too 'moronic' to answer?

In a blistering attack, Mr McTernan told BBC Two Newsnight: "The moronic MPs who nominated Jeremy Corbyn to 'have a debate' need their heads felt.