Sentence examples for moron as from inspiring English sources

Arnie's back, and he's just as much of a moron as ever.

I eventually mingled with a band of Texans outside Big Ben, who were asking their guide, "So which Prince is the moron?" As we chortled together, all I could think was: Poor Andrew.

A  truly ancient film producer I used to know liked to say that a protagonist is allowed one uncharacteristically stupid mistake without the audience's labeling him a moron — as when Cary Grant flees the United Nations at the beginning of "North by Northwest".

Freddie's imprisonment was not an isolated occurrence: D'Antonio details the "extreme ideology, once presented as scientific fact, that persuaded great numbers of Americans that certain substandard children must be identified, hunted down and locked away" -- that is, the creation of a category and threat, "the moron as a public danger".

So do I have it in for Piers Moron (as Private Eye calls him)?

The "moron" as described by the commentators was removed by the police while much of the crowd booed.

It has unfortunately become fashionable to consider that all those who stayed back in the rebel-controlled territories are pro-Russian morons Firstly, as long as these armed pro-Russians continue to run the show here, there is a real threat of war for the rest of Ukraine.

I never want to see either of these two nauseating morons again as long as I live.

But the tactics failed to produce a solid lead, escalating pressure on them to arrest all suspected "morons," as pedophiles were called in those days.

"He loved education, and he believed in it, but he was also against democracy because he thought people would choose morons as their leaders".

The transparent fan intent is to restore the owners' judgment and end their tragically inexplicable pattern of hiring morons as general managers, firing competent field managers on whims and blowing teams' salary budgets with idiotic free-agent signings.