Sentence examples for so much stupidity from inspiring English sources

I think there's so much stupidity at the moment about accents.

"One can only cry at the sight of so much stupidity.

As one policeman remarks: "Hard to imagine one person being capable of so much stupidity on his own.

But when Lucy smiles it's not to express joy so much as anguish: why must she tolerate so much stupidity in this imperfect world?

He has done all he can in the face of so much stupidity, often by pretending to the stupidest one of all.

"Stupidity is the American disease," said Norman Mailer, though maybe it's not so much stupidity as fantasy, a determinedly infantile notion of what it means to go to war.

Luntz has that slightly buffoonish airhead quality that comes not so much from stupidity as from a willed ignorance that keeps him from being tagged as a creature of full-blown criminality.

But disrupt, disturb and dissent -- that is just what Professor Ronell means to do in this book, so much so that stupidity may even be, for her, a label of some pride.

"Conservatives," he quipped, "believe that, from the standpoint of the federal government, life begins at conception and ends at birth". And: "The problem with the war in Iraq is not so much the intelligence as the stupidity". And: "I'm used to being in the minority.

Then they go out and cheat on their wives". "The problem with the war in Iraq is not so much the intelligence as the stupidity". I don't actually remember when I met Barney Frank.

"There couldn't be a better opportunity for the arts to respond to so much nonsense and ignorance and stupidity," actor Demian Bichir said in The New York Times about his interest in playing the role of El Pachuco in this revival.