Sentence examples for idiotic for from inspiring English sources

Whoever fell for a phishing attack at the AP is an idiot and Twitter, in this case, is idiotic for bringing the account live with the hoax Tweet intact.

I'd travel back in time to November 10 , 1995 the morning before the above mug shot was taken and explain to my 19-year-old self that smoking pot makes you an idiot and today you will get arrested because it's idiotic for a white boy with bleached hair and a skateboard to go to 125th and St. Nick's in Harlem to buy weed when in fact growing it is extremely easy and profitable.

"It would be idiotic for us at H.H.M.I. to make another Salk or Whitehead Institute," Dr. Rubin said.

It is idiotic for the most highly paid state employees (in effect) to take such action... and exactly how?

The church was dedicated to the protection and intercession of the Virgin, but it came to be known as the Cathedral of Vasily Blazhenny (St. Basil the Beatified) after Basil, the Russian holy fool who was "idiotic for Christ's sake" and who was buried in the church vaults during the reign (1584 98) of Tsar Fyodor I.

Brooks seems willing to take seriously any claim by a cognitive scientist, however idiotic: for example, that since people need only 4,000 words for 98 percent of conversations, the reason they have vocabularies of 60,000 words is to impress and sort out potential mates.

For every blatant, bloated, audience-insulting, recycled, idiotic grab-for-cash, bullshit popcorn flick that forced us to suffer bombastic billboards, obnoxious TV spots and intrusive internet ads, there were a handful of intelligent, innovative and under-watched works of art.

The Red Sox front office has done such a fantastic job of pissing off its fans with classic overthinking from trading away productive players and saving 20 bucks, to signing Nick Punto for two years for no reason that a patently idiotic trade for Jeter would ensure the last few Sox apologists would start liking soccer.

It would be idiotic, of course, for anybody to be gleeful at a downturn in hedge funds' performance.

My five pieces for getting into classical music (it's an idiotic term for centuries upon centuries of incredible human thought) take the opposite approach and go directly for the jugular.

Despite playing with 10 men for much of the second half following Mehdi Carcela-González's idiotic dismissal for a second bookable offence, Hiddink's Anzhi Makhachkala had looked marginally the more likely team to progress.