Sentence examples for is a moronic from inspiring English sources

Please, RIAA — if any competent representative happens to enjoy flipping through The Tech — please tell me Bowie is a moronic tool who can't help what the Superior Gray Coverage Golden Blonde hair dye does to her mental facilities.

"I believe it truly is a moronic policy that stands head and shoulders above most of the stupid economic policies I have seen implemented during my 30 years in this business.

And though Obama himself has a few detractors -- a group that calls itself "Anybody That Would Support Barack Obama for President is a Moronic Liberal" has 424 members -- no one comes close to his overall popularity.

This self-serving memoir confirms that George W Bush is a moronic war-monger who can't think straight, can't string two words together and spent his presidency looking for countries to invade, oil to snatch and ways to make the world a more dangerous place.

But I'm pretty sure it's a moronic one.

I thought the choice of lead character was a moronic, old-fashioned thing to do – pick a generic white character who's supposed to be corn-fed.

Sneaky Pete's, Sat SC They have a reputation as obscurantist boffins, fussing about with beats that never do the same thing twice, but that's a moronic reading of Autechre, who are actually masters of groove.

That was a moronic bluff.

Yes, it was a moronic move from a paranoid imbecile with iMovie and a copy of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion to post shit like that to a jury, but it was also a moronically punitive move by a paranoid state with lots of prisons and no sense of perspective.

"It makes a change from all the people visiting London who always come in just to buy The Clash London Calling on vinyl, which personally we think is a bit moronic," said Forbes.

Lo-Jack, otherwise known as "After-the-Fact," is a completely moronic invention that is perfect for locating a car the next day, after it's been soiled and stripped barer than a pledge during rush week.