Sentence examples for somehow dumb from inspiring English sources

"American engineers would have tried to somehow dumb down the tables we were already using," he said.

An in-depth look at recent research and fascinating lab experiments, the book published by Ivy Press overturns any notion that birds are somehow dumb.

Have we somehow "dumbed down"?

When I was young and somehow dumber than I am now, I tried to illustrate this "sensation" for a date.

"After Faulkner's pre-match comments and final-over bowling performance, at least the Australians can console themselves in the knowledge that they now have a backup [REDACTED] in the unlikely event that "Davey" Warner is somehow struck dumb and unable to produce the pre-match (or post-match) goods".

The product page says that it's almost sold out, which makes perfect sense since this product is somehow so dumb it's cool.

You can find that stuff in other...... following mathematical analogy: the narratives do not add to each other; it's more like multiplication, a problem filled with exponents and factorials and multiple variables, a rapidly expanding force that... theory of any kind somehow stands dumb in its presence, doesn't it?

But the premium placed on the concert-as-seminar can make less rigorously plotted shows seem somehow random, even dumb.

Kinda like Facebook, who somehow got its Dumb on with a PR campaign designed to dredge up all the privacy stumbling of yore.

From his own films as director such as "La Femme Nikita" and "The Professional" to more recent efforts on which he served as producer and screenwriter like "Transporter" and "Taken," Besson has a knack for entertainment that is somehow smart and dumb, flashy and yet wise.

What a dumb serve!' Somehow we managed to pull ourselves together and win the match.