Sentence examples for idiotic idea from inspiring English sources
"It is a completely idiotic idea that we won't trade with them after we've left the EU.
Some people had been calling for him to be the ambassador to the US, he said, conveniently forgetting that the person who had come up with this idiotic idea had been President-elect Donald Trump.
The next day, the police sent Gaither out with a wire and cash to buy still more drugs from Noel — a decision that one state attorney later called the most "reckless, stupid, and idiotic idea" he had seen in his nineteen years of legal work.
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"What on earth led you to the idiotic idea that I could have meant order "B"." ➩ Meaning: You must be completely insane!
Then there's the perfect little movie that resists any idiotic idea to improve or update it.
"Completely infantile and idiotic ideas," he storms in one of the centre's lecture theatres in Providence, Rhode Island.
His bracing, even startling, book, "Jihad and Jew-Hatred" (translated by Colin Meade), reminds us that it is perilous to ignore idiotic ideas if these idiotic ideas are broadly, and fervently, believed.
-- Tommy Le Clair, Ludlow, Vt .(#48, 1959) I can't stand your nauseating art work, your idiotic ideas, your infantile humor or your disgusting magazine.
America's oil companies are already receiving a roasting for their "exorbitant" profits from populist politicians, with Republicans and Democrats competing to come up with idiotic ideas, including a windfall-profit tax.
It was one of their more idiotic ideas to put such an item in the nation's pockets and purses when the country is so divided and its destiny is swirled with such a dense fog of uncertainty.
