Sentence examples for idiotic about from inspiring English sources

Paine emerges in most academic accounts as a kind of idiot savant; savvy about adjectives but idiotic about politics.

I sometimes feel idiotic about my choice of profession.

I'd wave cheerfully to my neighbors and mutter something idiotic about fresh air while I burned with shame.

I think there's something idiotic about the self, that every day you have to get up and be the same person.

And when your work centers around yourself, as work in the so-called arts does, there can be something so idiotic about it that it is boring.

When Francois Mitterrand said she had "the eyes of Caligula and lips of Marilyn Monroe," he was idiotic about the former (Roman busts of Caligula had no eyes) and inaccurate about the latter (her mouth was nothing like Monroe's).

Newspapers continue to struggle with finding an economically viable and sustainable business model for the production and distribution of news on the Web, and not a day passes without me reading about some idiotic statement about the future of online news or journalism made by someone in charge of something at one of the world's beleaguered newspaper and/or magazine publishers.

But we at least know something about these idiots' idiotic parties.

I trimmed some waffle, crossed out some idiotic stuff about not voting, and reinstated deleted sections about how Jesus had been inspired by his love of Mary Magdalene, the most interesting part of the book.

Ridiculous and idiotic, but about something.

She cannot bear being asked idiotic questions about her life in Palestine.