Sentence examples for inherently stupid from inspiring English sources
The phrase "inherently stupid" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is inherently or fundamentally foolish or unintelligent. Example: The idea of banning all books is inherently stupid and goes against the principles of a free society.
This is compounded by microphones, which are inherently stupid.
Or do you find the Manichaean nature of this question inherently stupid?
It's inherently stupid to be that complacent about the 'nature' of the game when every World Cup brings a shift in video technology that breaks down each decision into milliseconds.
I'm not trying to paint curiosity as inherently stupid.
However, since those guys and the other brand-name companies seem to be doing just fine without my help -- and because there's nothing inherently stupid about skis, snowboards and outerwear -- I decided to eschew the big boys and focus my attention on the companies and products that are a little less mainstream and a little more suited to my particular milieu.
Suzanne Moore's latest Guardian column sets out the extent to which British society has demonised and patronised the young: "They have been characterised as overly sexualised, inherently stupid, hooked to crappy talent shows, computer games, screens, lacking in basic skills, lazy, rude and vain.
But it's only now that I realise that I'm not an inherently bad person and I'm not stupid.
THC is not inherently addictive, and while some people do stupid things while high on it, it's not in the same capacity as a Schedule II drug.
Inherently unconstitutional.
"Multiracial societies are inherently unstable, and creating them in a small country in which some areas are really poor -- Oldham being among the poorest areas of Europe -- is stupid," said Nick Griffin, the party chairman.
