Sentence examples for stupid manner from inspiring English sources

The politician added: "Kabila was killed in the most stupid manner.

"There'll be lots of journalists, a lot of people looking and [the government] will react in a stupid manner as they did today and yesterday.

Eartha Kitt said she spoke for millions when she behaved in a rude and stupid manner towards Mrs. Johnson.

The assassination of a Hamas weapons dealer in 2010 obviously got exposure because the Israelis, in a remarkably stupid manner, were caught on CCTV cameras.

"That a candidate who wants to put an ad on television has to assert, in a rather stupid-sounding manner, 'I stand behind the views I just articulated' certainly has a First Amendment price," Mr. Abrams said.

In the years since my attack I've had people say all manner of stupid things about my experience.

At his office, Chamboredon, a gentle presence in a brown fleece, criticized the "stupid, dangerous, and abrupt" manner in which the capital-gains tax had been formulated, but suggested that it had perhaps been unintentional.

"I care nothing for your husband — and neither do you, so don't pretend," Osmond says to his sister, with a bluntness typical to this book but impossibly distant from the sublime, stupid refinement of the manners in Isabel Archer's world.

Brown observes that first offering drinks to an older woman — queen or not — "was only basic good manners" and concludes: "Stupid thought, yes, or maybe something worse: the onset of superstar entitlement.... Six months of adulation from the press had begun to reshape Diana's worldview".

"Well, I am directing it so I think it would be a good idea if I was in the general vicinity, don't you?" It was a stupid question, but Marber has a manner that makes all questions seem stupid.

They're meant to say stupid things and behave in an idiotic manner.