Sentence examples for moronic in from inspiring English sources

(Scott) 'V/H/S' (R, 1 55) Populated by drunks, louts and Grade-A molesters, this low-budget horror anthology flits from ghastly to moronic in displays of braying masculinity that can be, at least for women, a chore to listen to and a torment to watch.

When rumors (Paul for Rajon Rondo; Paul for Eric Gordon, Mo Williams and Minnesota's No. 1 pick next spring, which the Clippers own) started flying, I called them "garbage" or "moronic" in a tweet.

A whole bunch of e-mailers — and you know who you are — have sent in messages pointing out certain moronic mistakes in arithmetic that I made in in one of my after-Pennsylvania posts.

"Why no Ed Sheeran in the Mercury Prize nominations?" ran the headline on a spectacularly moronic article in the Telegraph.

For example, the conflict between opponents of pigeon shooting who view it as "a cruel and moronic exercise in marksmanship, and proponents, who view it as entertainment" has been tested in a court of law.

"Sleep is the most moronic fraternity in the world, with the heaviest dues and the crudest rituals," Vladimir Nabokov writes in "Speak Memory".

Where do slackers go to get their jollies?Where do they spend hours every day?Where commit their most moronic follies?In the Grünewald Café.

"It's tame compared to something you'd see on YouTube" or the movie "Borat" or the moronic stunts in either of the "Jackass" movies, he added.

By Alfred Corn Where do slackers go to get their jollies?Where do they spend hours every day?Where commit their most moronic follies?In the Grünewald Café.

By Betsy Morais June 16, 2014 "Sleep is the most moronic fraternity in the world, with the heaviest dues and the crudest rituals," Vladimir Nabokov writes in "Speak Memory".

by Sharon Levy Where do slackers go to get their jollies?Where do they spend hours every day?Where commit their most moronic follies?In the Grünewald Café.