Sentence examples for outright stupidity from inspiring English sources

And let's not forget ground zero, a black hole of political posturing, cynical real estate deals and outright stupidity.

In the Radio Times, the show's producer and director, Steven Moffat, lambasts the corporation's "outright stupidity and unforgivable blindness" in axing the show 24 years ago.

THAT Perry's headline contained the harsher adjective — "dumb" — is typical, say many Republicans, who complain that journalists tend to equate the anti-intellectualism and populist affects of many of their party's candidates with outright stupidity.

The Daily Telegraph says the University of Sydney's student newspaper has been criticised by the NSW transport minister for "outright stupidity" after printing a how-to guide to fare evasion on public transport.

Doctor Who hasn't been on for 50 years – owing to the outright stupidity and unforgivable blindness of the BBC (sorry guys, it needs to be said), there was a 16-year gap.

He cites bits of chatter he's heard on television or the radio — or overheard in a bar — to back up his assertion that "lack of the most basic knowledge is so extreme in the United States that one has to wonder if we are talking about ignorance or just outright stupidity".

This collapse of morality was matched by the neglect of the government in Washington, and it is hard to figure out whether this was just a form of stupidity or outright cynicism.

You know it's almost springtime in the NFL because pre-draft stupidity — if not outright bigotry — is blooming again.

He wants to examine the financial sector's "greed, stupidity, hubris and outright corruption" — from traders on the ground to the board room.

This was worse than an absence of common sense: It was monumental callousness and stupidity, if not outright malfeasance.

He called the allegations against him "outright lies" as well as "stupidities and innuendo".