Sentence examples for more idiotic from inspiring English sources

And the poor consumers are squinting their eyes trying to extract the few droppings of real content out of the idiot box that is getting more idiotic by the day!

This was succeeded by three more films, each more idiotic than its predecessor, which was going some.

There will be no more two-year contracts, no more idiotic 15-second voice mail instruction recordings, no more games with the cost of your phone.

But perhaps no more idiotic than for me to write out checks this month that will cover an infinitesimal fraction of some giant charity's overhead.

There's nothing more banal, more idiotic than a white shirt!' But, I ask, would he say he was interested in fashion?

She knows well that the programme demands conflict; the more idiotic the subject and outlandish their ideas, the better the show.

The comedy is all in the slow build of the increasingly ridiculous names: some exhibit the baroque intricacy of the scientific name of a really obscure mollusc; others are more straightforwardly idiotic, like "Torque [Construction Noise] Lewith".

There's usually a whole lot less Riff Raff and guns, more basic idiotic behaviour like shotgunning Natural Light and trashing pristine beaches.

No one in the book is more lovably idiotic than Arthur Jelliby, an unambitious, conflict-avoidant politician who'd rather buy chocolates for his wife than do any real service to the people of London.

Idiotic male candidates may be more newsworthy than idiotic female Darwin Award candidates.

Homer's main screw-up is not necessarily more or less idiotic than anything he's done before.