Sentence examples for seems idiotic from inspiring English sources

"They should be all over this new talent like a rash and they're not and that seems idiotic to me as 9RedSongs is the best UK folk record since Billy Bragg's Talking with the Taxman about Poetry".

It's a type of socializing that's tremendously fun at a certain point in one's life, but a decade later just seems idiotic.

That's made a huge difference to business travelers, even though security-screening procedures themselves can still seem idiotic.

A senior official in Washington suggested to me that the Administration had been caught off guard: "Was there a series of decisions that seemed idiotic to those of us back here?

You'd be far better off down the tube each morning, and off to the law courts... the law of husband and wife may seem idiotic at first sight but when you get to know it, you'll find it can exercise a vague, medieval charm.

Frankly, for all my vitriolic sarcasm, I was truly puzzled by FINRA's proposal not just because it was a public relations nightmare for then-CEO Mary Schapiro, but because it seemed idiotic to cripple the organization by getting rid of its most veteran regulators when their expertise was most needed.

But that day, as my sister and I re-imagined it, the whole idea seemed idiotic.

I was suspended for loudly announcing in family life class that it seemed idiotic to spend a semester studying why it was important to feel good about ourselves rather than actually teaching us things that would give us reason to have self-esteem.

"It seems absurd, idiotic and contrary to our national interest that there could be more revenues and the government says they don't want them," Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, the presidential candidate heading a leftist coalition, told 10,000 supporters at a rally in Monterrey on Thursday.

This seems unfathomably idiotic.

I would cry again, weeping because the fact that I could not do it seemed so idiotic to me.