Sentence examples for more dopey from inspiring English sources
The humor here is of a far more dopey kind, relying on truckloads of mugging and iterations of the unappetizing words "fecal sludge," for instance.
Some of the more dopey assessments of his weight Time magazine two years ago suggested he is among the 100 most influential people on the planet irritate other writers and journalists.
No more dopey advertising, please!
There was a time when I was younger and slightly more dopey than I am now when I would take on clients and do all the work myself.
In their place, we'll get more junk: dopey reality shows, cookie-cutter police dramas, inane gab fests.
Ms. Ricci, petite and lovely, with the doe eyes of a Japanese anime character, infuses her performance with a soft radiance that helps temper the laughter that greets Mandy's more ostentatiously dopey remarks.
Nothing irks Harvey more than a dopey liberal "message" picture.
Judith Crist described A Fistful of Dollars as "cheapjack", while Newsweek considered For a Few Dollars More as "excruciatingly dopey".
Is this nothing more than guys being dopey?
While initially the focus was to be solely on drug stories, it's apparent now more than ever that Dopey's main focus will be addicts living in recovery.
Even when something unbearably goofy happens (when, say, after the lyric, "And what you gonna do with all that beast?" he samples some growling animal, making an already dopey metaphor infinitely more embarrassing) Timberlake's comportment remains un-self-serious.
