Sentence examples for remarkably stupid from inspiring English sources

"I was remarkably stupid," he says.

Winston Churchill is an egotist, General Douglas Haig a "remarkably stupid man to talk to".

They are soulless, but immortal; frequently possessed of extraordinary intelligence, and again remarkably stupid.

"It seemed like a remarkably stupid painting to me," he said.

If a state agency does something remarkably stupid and ends up in court, it's the attorney general who has to defend it.

Thomas Boswell of The Washington Post said that this "playoff-blood-pact between coach and quarterback may go down as one of the sport's most remarkably stupid macho decisions".

This is a REMARKABLY stupid-looking upgrade that has more resemblance to a clown-party than a professional banner implementation/reporting tool.

By all accounts, too, the young man was remarkably vulgar and stupid, but as Chester would always insist, "Intelligence has nothing to do with love; I have my friends to talk to".

"Crazy, Stupid, Love" is, on balance, remarkably sane and reasonably smart.

What they found is that people tend to agree about what deserves to be called stupid and what doesn't — remarkably, there was a roughly 90 percent rate of agreement.

"Gae is just remarkably energetic," said Geoff Herbach, the author of "Stupid Fast," a sports-themed book to be published by Sourcebooks Fire on June 1, who is one of the library-panel members.