Sentence examples for something dopey from inspiring English sources

Though, he said, he feared something "dopey," he attended: "The talk just blew me away.

"The guy had some quirks, and he did something dopey, but that doesn't make him a murderer," said Leo Yudien, who lived next door and was a former patient.

And I certainly don't think news channels should be punished if an on-staff pundit once or twice says something dopey and unsubstantiated on television.

You said something stupid, dopey, thoughtless or even outrageous.

As soon as Dr. Floyd or one of his patients says something that is dopey, stilted or a total non sequitur, you can bet it is an allusion to an incident in the career of the Big Daddy of Psychoanalysis.

But I also hope that the money people, including Ms. Bullock, whose production company actually makes hits, like "The Proposal," start giving female filmmakers a chance to do something other than dopey romances.

Arcati's songs have never been dopier, though "Something Is Coming to Tea" has comic possibilities.

I can't understand that if we're going to value something cute like the dopey-eyed Kakapo parrot, because they're rare, then we should also value something like the giant ugly Weta, which is also rare.

Jaume Collet-Serra, the Spanish film-maker whose shimmering, cool approach made the dopey horror flick Orphan something of a must-see, serves up a minor, silly masterpiece with The Shallows.

They need to prove it... do something... real proof, not a dopey press release or statement that no one believes.

Even when he plays it nice, like he did in Cheers all those years ago as dopey bartender Woody, there's something in the goofy smile that makes you worry – for his sanity, and your safety.