Sentence examples for getting stupid from inspiring English sources
"Things are getting stupid".
At certain points, he says, his coke habit "was getting stupid".
Even the ancient Egyptian "Book of the Dead" mentions a Four Loko-type beverage that the god Osiris would consume before getting stupid.
A source from her camp said: "Senior Parliamentary Labour party colleagues [are] saying to me - 'This is getting stupid - Andy has now crow-barred himself onto Sky with a mixed message about an emergency debate he can't force.
"Ortley is more family, more adult fun than kids drinking and getting stupid, not that we don't drink and get stupid, but in a different way," said Pete Rizzuto, who has been coming here for three decades.
Lim takes this to mean that Inaugural Addresses are getting stupider.
The lessons: a) I am getting stupider, and b) time is marching on.
It seems that every generation dis covers anew what Crawford has discovered: that work is — that we are — stupid and getting stupider.
In a sense, routinized learning is less about getting smarter than getting stupider: it's about perfecting mindless procedures.
"If you sit at your desk for more than twenty minutes, you start getting stupider," says the chairman.
