Sentence examples for nor stupid from inspiring English sources

But he is neither crazy nor stupid.

"[And] he was neither crass enough nor stupid enough to threaten them".

But we're neither proud nor stupid enough to think we can do it alone.

True, the arguments for a taper are neither crazy nor stupid, which makes them unusual for current U.S. policy debate.

Mary Gordon's moving and enlightening article stumbled only once, when she wrote, "It is difficult to understand now that even in my childhood, people who were neither insane nor stupid believed in literal hell fire, a torment that was physical and spiritual and went on for all eternity".

Pincus presents James as neither naïve nor stupid nor egotistical.

When Obama had to explain his long fund-raising and real-estate dealings with Antoin Rezko, now being tried in Chicago for business fraud and influence peddling, the word the senator chose for their financial association was not the judgmental "wrong," nor the insensitive "dumb," nor the self-disparaging "stupid," nor the obviously cagey "imprudent".

"I hope I am not too old to take it up seriously nor too stupid about machines to qualify as a commercial pilot".

Parra declines to engage in the self-seriousness of much poetry in favor of opening his poems to the inclusion of commonplace objects, clichés and "ugly" items and observations, to give them an air of humor and despair: Neither too bright nor totally stupid I was what I was: a mixture of vinegar and olive oil A sausage of angel and beast!

How any of his passengers could have been confident of reaching their destination, or indeed of taking off in the first place, is open to grave debate, but Beckett was bent on flying: I hope I am not too old to take it up seriously, nor too stupid about machines to qualify as a commercial pilot.

Nor are they stupid.