Sentence examples for particularly dumb from inspiring English sources

"We are not particularly dumb," he said.

"No," he says patiently, as though to a child who has said something particularly dumb.

Just before half-time Manny Kaltz hares round the pitch chasing the ball like a particularly dumb dog; in the same attack, Dremmler slides two-footed through both the ball and Herbert Prohaska.

Other fans of this unlikely and over-the-top novel will recall that Vidal substitutes the names of members of the Supreme Court for more explicit nouns in protest of a particularly dumb censorship ruling: "He thrust his enormous Rehnquist deep into her Whizzer White".

She describes how, after she had talked about the deaths of four close friends in the second world war, a particularly dumb interviewer asked her, "So, did the war change you?" She also says in the book that you should never believe anything you read in newspapers.

Being particularly dumb for a dumb feature phone, I predict they will sell almost none.

But for a Supreme Court justice to have to play the popularity game — to need, particularly, to dumb herself down in order to try to take her place among our country's most powerful legal minds — is rather new, and striking.

This pipeline is a particularly brutal and dumb idea.

But the things that bug me about my calendar right now are the ones that, on a very low level, make me feel like I'm dealing with a particularly stubborn and dumb assistant.

He realizes now that was a probably dumb decision, particularly given his almost total lack of mechanical knowledge.

And the three leads in "The Three Stooges" play dumb very well, particularly Mr. Sasso.