Sentence examples for idiotic use from inspiring English sources
"Great interview; refreshing to hear live audience reaction; reminds one of the need to ban the idiotic use of cursed laughtracks," wrote viewer Philip R. White.
It's idiotic to use one of your trademark cartoon nicknames to label as "Rocket Man" a foreign leader who is threatening other nations with nuclear weapons.
Nicole Wallace chastised Republicans on Thursday's edition of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" for their "idiotic" provocation, using a traffic analogy to accentuate her point.
People have used this similarity as an insult against both of the shows but especially Sex and the City, where idiotic critics have used the comparison to mock the SATC actresses' age (late 30s and 40s: veritably ancient!).
The lack of either automatic RSS feeds updates or easily located new feeds is unforgivable - have you decided to employ the usual idiotic web designers used by everyone else? "When it is not necessary to change, it is necessary not to change" Back the from book a reading tried ever you have?
In the second scene, McGinley is bullying Schiff but the idiotic logic he uses (Schiff must rob the office because if he doesn't McGinley will do it and say Schiff helped him) falls apart when we get a chance to catch our breath.
"One thing, don't use that idiotic line….
"One thing, don't use that idiotic line 'dictators daughter'!" And then: "'I have a name which simple as yours, Natalia!" The author indeed has a name: Gulnara Karimova.
Cumberbatch sorry for 'idiotic' remark Jump to media player Benedict Cumberbatch has apologised for "being an idiot" after using the term "coloured" in a TV interview.
Highbrow viewers swiftly pegged it as an ingenious satire, which used its idiotic protagonists to poke fun at MTV's target audience of nihilistic teenagers.
