Sentence examples for from stupidity from inspiring English sources

So, now we've moved adroitly from stupidity to unvarnished racism.

He says processes such as AP inplemented following the tweet tend to come from stupidity.

Saudi Arabia's responsibility, in other words, arises more from stupidity than venality.

Being pretentious, it seems, is the only thing saving us from stupidity.

In hereditary aristocracies, debacles tend to flow from stupidity and pigheadedness: think of the Charge of the Light Brigade or the Battle of the Somme.

Some of my friends died in high school, either by suicide or from stupidity, and while it was horribly final, it was also surreal.

Not the kind of ignorance that that results from willful stupidity, from ignoring the facts, from maintaining obstinate opinions -- rather the kind that fuels learning, searching, exploring; the kind that is in fact one of the pillars of science.

Where lesser novelists deploy broad strokes to separate good guy from bad, Greene was the master of the multiple distinction: the thin lines that separate evil from cruelty from unkindness from malevolent stupidity.

I couldn't see where they were going to get a goal from, but it was from our stupidity," he said.

What sets Bieber apart from previous celebrities non gratae, though, is the relatively apolitical nature of his violations, which presumably stem more from childish stupidity or swaggering bravado than from a calculated campaign of dissent.

"The conversation then pivots away from the stupidity of whether or not you are to blame," Steinkuehler said.