Sentence examples for stupid days from inspiring English sources

They were some of the most carefree, stupid days I ever had, and I feel privileged to have shared them with him.

"These exceptionally stupid days, nasty and stupid... in which phrases do the work not only of thinking but of feeling" is how he describes the present, when so much is not permitted, and so little of the ambiguity of things is allowed.

"They were some of the most carefree stupid days I ever had, and I feel privileged to have shared them with him.

Edmondson said times spent writing with Mayall were "some of the most carefree stupid days" he ever had, and that he felt "privileged to have shared them with him".

Cobb says he has extensive combat experience, back in his "stupid days".

It was a very stupid day for me.

I thought that the long list of players released on Thursday, many of them former first-day free agents, was a declaration to the world that the stupid money days were over.

https://t.co/qa7iSo9wLe Are kids really this stupid these days?

We might be just as stupid these days, but the marketplace is more aggressive.

"When it came to the second album, we decided it was stupid to spend days and days working on a single song, so we recorded a lot of the tracks at the first take.

Perhaps the motto for us all should be simply: 'Don't travel stupid.' The days when we were happy to jet around without considering the environment or politics are surely over.