Sentence examples for remarkably dumb from inspiring English sources

And for plot purposes, the main characters, already one-dimensional, are written as remarkably dumb.

And for a smart medical student Susan is remarkably dumb, doing her Nancy Drew thing without alerting the authorities or making sure that someone trustworthy (like her love interest, a doctor played by Steven Pasquale) knows where she is.

It's certainly true that Puerto Rico's past governments were feckless in their borrowing, and bondholders can also point to a (remarkably dumb) provision in Puerto Rico's constitution guaranteeing that the central government's debt be paid back before the territory spends money on anything else.

Believe it or not, otherwise intelligent people are remarkably dumb about this basic point.

The work with quoted phrases is another example of how computer sciences are making machines smarter using techniques that, on their face, seem remarkably dumb.

Teaching machines to be smarter is a long time passion for the executive, who told Fortune in a 2016 interview that, "computers are remarkably dumb".

He wrote with great accessibility in a fairly simple style (by which I don't mean dumb -- I mean, remarkably clean).

They can be so remarkably smart at times, yet so bafflingly dumb at others.

Dumb and Dumber To is remarkably true to the original – down to the cheap sets and half-assed plot.

While Roger's arms look remarkably swole, it's his legs that pose a real threat to anyone dumb enough to tangle with him.

For rappers who've frequently been labelled as dumb – the thicko ying to Kendrick Lamar's brainy, complex yang – the lyrics come across as remarkably sharp and funny.