Sentence examples for often dumb from inspiring English sources

But when disseminating it to the masses, we often dumb down our own interpretations.

"It's dumb law enforcement, and it's often dumb fiscal policy, and it's wrong from a basic human perspective".

The chapbook was called "For the Student Union Dead," and Mandy thought the poems in it were dumb, the way smart people were often dumb.

The technology industry is preparing for the Internet of things, a type of computing characterized by small, often dumb, usually unseen computers attached to objects.

Professional naked-girl-dom was probably dangerous, often dumb.

Tom Coombe of The Morning Call wrote in 2002 that "fans of The Simpsons will tell you that the cartoon family's dog is often dumb, disobedient and skittish.

Look at what the forces of the marketplace have wrought, say capitalism's critics: In writing, style is often dumbed down; mass taste is pandered to.

But in doing so, he often dumbs recipes down so much that he removes all the intellectual effort that goes into creating subtle flavors in a dish.

The other night, as we watched Russell Westbrook make a boneheaded foul at the end of Game 4 of the N.B.A. Finals, and began a discussion about why professional athletes are so often so dumb, my friend ended our exchange by pointing out that "LeBron isn't dumb".

When there's an emergency, childcare professionals are often struck dumb, unable to do the obvious thing.

Reading Machiavelli later, I realised the obvious flaw in my solution: to put all your fortune into anything less than your entire army is often risky, dumb and irresponsible.