Sentence examples for stupid stance from inspiring English sources
I'll just get my coat … If someone were asked to do an impression of really bad stage acting they would probably do one of these things: make a face, adopt a stupid stance with their arms held in some sort of melodramatic gesture, or talk in a loud operatic voice.
"Medway Council are wasting so much of my money and ratepayers' money on just trying to justify a stupid stance they've taken on this subject".
That stance is stupid and outdated, not to mention a waste of their political capital (if Ukip have any), but it's a view they're entitled to.
In concurrence, Nancy Franklin of The New Yorker criticized Hefner's narration, deeming it as delusional and stupid, and criticize the series for its stance on feminism.
Argentina's ambassador to the UK has launched a shocking attack on David Cameron, branding the Prime Minister "stupid and inefficient' for criticising the Pope's stance on the Falkland Islands.
Comedy might be cruel or stupid, yet, in aggregate, it was the rebel's stance.
It was an anonymous quote that a league spokesman referred to as "moronic" and "stupid" and not at all indicative of the league's stance.
Touré was visibly upset after the match and made it clear that Uefa needs to adopt a strong stance to stamp out behaviour which he described as "stupid" and "very, very sad".
If people in the classical world are uncomfortable with taking a political stance, they might at least worry about appearing to be stupid.
And yet, this critical stance hasn't seemed to have provided Jindal any insight into whether the GOP was pursuing stupid policies, alongside the occasional stupid outbursts.
