Sentence examples for sort of dopey from inspiring English sources

Franzen gave a lengthy answer: If therapy is some sort of dopey self-esteem bolstering, find-some-useful-fictions-to-make-yourself-feel-better kind of thing in your mind, with some silly narrative of exorcising dark moments in your past, getting them down and to hell with the reader, it felt good it was a cathartic thing for you…then this was not a therapy project.

The characters run around doing all sorts of dopey and downright ridiculous things.

The whole enterprise is kind of dopey and kind of invigorating and kind of remarkable.

Seriously, this is kind of dopey.

The commercial was kind of dopey.

In some cases it's also a matter of "anticipatory vibrations," which sounds kind of dopey as well.

It's kind of dopey but I guess its better than the big open spring system they use currently.

Slow and steady and kind of dopey.

Right on the front page was this coyote, who could even be my own dumb little brother for all I know, standing on some rocks, and you can see some water next to him, some grass and whatnot growing alongside, and he's looking straight up at the photographer with this particular expression in his eyes — not a dopey expression, but sort of the opposite of dopey, you might say.

We notice that Wayne Morris is cast as a dopey sort of wag a somewhat forlorn Bob Hope who happens by In response to an ad.

So what if the incidents reported by The Times were as recent as three years ago, not 30, and were hardly the sort of activities most Americans associate with Dopey?