Sentence examples for felt idiotic from inspiring English sources

"Despair, malaise, detachment, loss of purpose?" She's trying to cheer me up, Jessica thought, complying with a grin that felt idiotic.

She felt idiotic, especially since this was the 21st century and girls like her were supposed to be able to ask boys like him out on dates, if they so wished.

I felt idiotic for never having asked.

Maya led us all up onto a platform and, for the first time in my adult life, I felt idiotic on stage.

I waited four months to get approved for my new medication, and I felt idiotic when on the first day of treatment, I wasn't elevated to that mythic plane of sanity I hear so much about.

I sometimes feel idiotic about my choice of profession.

But I'd feel idiotic if I didn't write a personal story before the show comes down, this weekend.

You know you would feel idiotic calling 911 and saying, "I'm on a sidewalk downtown and I just passed a lady who seems to have lost a baby".

The whole hoo-ha was, he felt, dismal, idiotic, absurd and pathetic.

Criticism was aimed at the game's camera angles, which Eurogamer felt were "idiotic" at times, giving the example of boss fights in which the camera centers on the boss rather than being freely movable.

I ask – and in our present surroundings, this feels an idiotic question – if there's a lot of prejudice towards handicapped people in the DRC.