Sentence examples for full of morons from inspiring English sources

The blue Scientology compound sits back a half-block from the street and the world is full of morons.

It also neatly fits two prominent antiwar narratives: that the invasion was primarily aimed at capturing Iraq's oil reserves, and that George W. Bush's administration was full of morons.

Clare Heal in the Sunday Express gave a mixed review, saying that while she found it amusing, it was too similar to the Internet saying, "The programme's only failing was that on occasion it was a little to [sic] reminiscent of the real Internet, ie a virtual ocean full of morons willing to shout loudly about things even (or perhaps especially) if they know nothing about them.

Its popularity meant that every auction was now full of oblivious morons like me, and they simply weren't getting the bargains they used to.

No, there were plans, they were specific, and you heard about them before today, unless you've been living under a rock and your staff is full of total morons.

Expect several Instagrams' worth of semi-ironic posturing in front of burgers and monster trucks taken in all the Trump-voting states he was describing as "full of backwater morons" on Twitter last November.

So, however, is this: the world is full of very rich morons.

Though the hamfisted comedy about a future full of low IQ morons bombed at the box office, it's become a cult favorite, even slipping into the vernacular.

But he remains full of contempt for the "complete morons" who took Natural Born Killers to be glorifying violence, and the "literalists" who objected to the liberties JFK took with the truth.

Radio 4 is full of old bores, Radio 1 of young morons, and Radio 2 is just a bit too wet and pointless.

(c) "The cinema of morons made by morons for morons".