Sentence examples for morons from inspiring English sources

Their drummer and producer Tommy Ramone, who has died of cancer aged 65, explained it like this: "First of all, it wasn't four morons; second of all, none of it was an accident; and third of all, it's four talented people who know what they like and who know what they're doing".

I bet the bikers had a right old laugh about it when they stopped at the pub for lunch, the odious morons.

The debate over Gohmert isn't whether he's stupid but whether he's stupid like a fox; it's whether he is a moron who simply lived long enough until morons became an electoral majority, or if he just plays one on TV.

No viewer of Django Unchained of any ethnicity would willingly identify with the white Southerners on offer, sadists or else morons such as the proto-Ku Klux Klan members quarelling about the poor sightlines offered by the eyeholes cut in their hoods.

All the while, Mr Abramoff celebrated his own amorality, referring to his clients as "morons".The Abramoff affair, the biggest corruption scandal for a generation, will surely entangle some Democrats.

The group was clearly incompetent but, as Mr Dickey points out, motley conspirators could be dangerous, "even when some were morons"."Securing the City" is a gritty, down-to-earth work; a very American book about a very American city.

Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's prime minister, denounced foreign speculators as criminals and morons, and criticism almost everywhere was discouraged, sometimes quite forcefully.

One prominent activist, Carl Icahn, likes to call chief executives "morons" and tease them on Twitter.

Then a group of beer-bellied, chanting English morons turned up for their side's first game in Marseilles, and mayhem ensued.

They also represent a private tradition on the American left of rubbishing their countrymen as vulgar morons, especially when set alongside sophisticated Europeans.

"Eventually we are all going to be run by morons".Still, Mr Parsons is a "very nice guy" (more laughter).