Sentence examples for idiotic statements from inspiring English sources

They make dozens of small, idiotic statements throughout the day.

"The moment Ben starts making idiotic statements, I want everyone to rush him.

She met up with her admirer and he made various idiotic statements about the Russians bribing Word Cup referees.

(d) Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison said that "because of all these idiotic statements about rape, we Republicans have a huge problem with female voters".

British oil giant BP reported that it was managing to collect at least some of the crude spewing from its crippled well in the Gulf of Mexico as an increasingly frustrated President Barack Obama paid a third visit to the region and the governor of Louisiana blasted the company's CEO for making "idiotic" statements.

"The result of this has been huge sections of the British media defended their friends in the so-called main parties and the offensive, idiotic statements made by this handful of people have been lifted up and presented to the Great British public as if they represent the view of this party, which they do not.

That might be a uniquely idiotic statement from someone running for president, but it's an attitude that, as a veteran, I've seen before.

I don't know what's worse-the fact that he is actually comparing a Republican tiff with House Democrats to the oppression and brutality taking place in Iran or the fact that he used Twitter to express this clearly idiotic statement.

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.

That includes the deceptive, idiotic statement in recent days claiming that Trump is "supportive of LGBTQ rights," and any of Trump's claims during the campaign, or his photo-ops with rainbow flags or gay individuals or anything else similar.

The bonus will only be paid if the chief executive agrees to prop up the bizarre farce that is the New York Times paywall, which started last year as the final grasping gasps of a dying industry but has now devolved into some sort of idiotic statement we can no longer back out of.