Sentence examples for sometimes stupid from inspiring English sources

But sometimes stupid wins the day.

Sometimes stupid rules are there to hide behind.

They are sometimes inspirationally brilliant and funny, sometimes stupid and self-destructive, and occasionally frighteningly aggressive.

"We have to think that just as Sancho is the companion Quixote sometimes treats badly, we see Boswell in that same relation to Dr. Johnson: a sometimes stupid and loyal companion".

They are capricious, sometimes stupid, but if we deny and repress them it offers us no advantage; it's better to know their faces than not, and hope that, like Orpheus, we can move fate to pity.

Everyone I know is complicated and sometimes nice and sometimes nasty and sometimes friendly and sometimes angry and sometimes sulky and sometimes funny and sometimes stupid and sometimes clever and always interesting.

Young people sometimes say stupid and hurtful things to each other, online and offline.

He drank a lot and when he did he would sometimes "get stupid," in Ms. Morrill's words, prompting her to call the police.

Steven James, the president of all Manhattan offices of Prudential Douglas Elliman, said he had brought Mr. Garfinkel in to speak to his brokers because "people sometimes say stupid things without thinking, and this brings everybody back to reality".

The Texas governor accused the Obama team of piling on against "kids" who sometimes make "stupid mistakes".

My husband and I slept in shifts and sometimes had stupid fights at 2 00 a.m. and sometimes held each other close for comfort.