Sentence examples for particular stupidity from inspiring English sources

What's worse about all these ludicrous ideas isn't their particular stupidity, of course.

Are credit rating agencies born stupid, or is their particular brand of stupidity an acquired skill?

But Amin and his particular combination of stupidity and venality is surely remarkable.

But the thing which irks me most about Conrad's particular brand of stupidity is that he seems to actually believe that the majority of men have the potential to be rapists.

It takes a particular kind of stupidity to be drawn in by all of this, to forget all the actual deprivations taking place as soon as the speeches start; it's possible that some of the British media classes haven't quite developed object permanence yet.

Morris's subject is a particular kind of American stupidity — the ability to substitute self-justification for self-knowledge.

As a commenter named Kaciak said on Rock and Ice: "I admire his skills, but this particular accomplishment borders with stupidity.

Citing campaigns to save libraries in Oxfordshire as well as in Brent, Pullman said "the war we're fighting is not against this party or that one, this flag or another flag, our parents or our MP or anyone else in particular: it's against stupidity.

In later episodes he came to adopt the 'village idiot' role, drawing laughs in each of his scenes through his general stupidity, in particular his unshakable belief that Rodney's real name was actually Dave.

As my colleague Jason Wilson argues, denunciations of other people's "stupidity" are a particular temptation of our age.

That is the sort of effect which shows up at a population level; but it is near impossible to pin the stupidity of a particular child on exposure to lead.Second is the question of whether the Rhode Island verdict will survive an appeal.