Sentence examples for moronic to from inspiring English sources

"It's moronic to shut down the government over this," he continued.

A senior official explained it to me rather crudely, insisting it was "moronic" to use the whole Liberty Fund as "an A.T.M. machine for the victims' families".

In short, she has to be moronic to have a shot at genius.

It would probably be moronic to say, "it's all good" if you're the only survivor of The Apocalypse.

What are your editorial standards that you would allow a sexist, not to mention just plain moronic, piece to be published on your website?

Working class people may skip the odd vaccine, but it takes middle class Californians to be so colossally moronic as to throw measles parties.

"Which would seem like an absolutely moronic way to choose a cooking career to most, if not all, chefs," he told me.

Even when he's barbecuing a pile of severed hands in a moronic attempt to remove the fingerprints from them, you still want to give the guy a hug.

I will look in your eyes and tell you that I'm not dumb enough or moronic enough to think that you are dumb or moronic enough not to see that I would have stolen a melody.

Some, like the blogger who attributed a series of moronic remarks to Mr. Deitch on Twitter, under the handle @FakeDeitch, see him as a carpetbagger.

I felt moronic, repeating to myself, "Down for gas, push for brake," but at the time, this mantra got me through.