Sentence examples for it would be idiotic from inspiring English sources

"It would be idiotic to insert myself," she says.

It would be idiotic for Sony to let a flood of unlicensed products bury the Playstation.

It would be idiotic to even ask Iraqis here how they felt about politics.

It would be idiotic, of course, for anybody to be gleeful at a downturn in hedge funds' performance.

"It would be idiotic for us at H.H.M.I. to make another Salk or Whitehead Institute," Dr. Rubin said.

I don't know you or anyone in your family, and it would be idiotic of me to pretend as if there were one irrefutable response to this situation.

(The experiments are "insane," Phasa said. It's Pandora's box, D.C. said. Suppressing the findings would be "idiotic," Bryan said).

Ms Dorries also suggested her party would be "idiotic" not to turn to the Mayor of London if it lost power.

Fair comment: ruling out a return to the most popular drama on television would be idiotic, and she is smart.

The government would be idiotic to cut them".~ Daniel Bye, "Arts funding cuts reveal the government's poor business sense" (Guardian theatre blog).

He has made "broken Britain" a leitmotif in the run-up to the general election due by June 3rd.It would be idiotic to claim that Britain is perfect.