Sentence examples for surprisingly stupid from inspiring English sources

And that's what's surprisingly stupid about newsworking the net.

"You can be surprisingly stupid if you're sufficiently determined," he concluded.

Will all famous people turn out to be surprisingly stupid?

But it's also a logical extension of things we already take for granted, such as the way Amazon makes recommendations based on our previous purchases that can be surprisingly useful (or stupid – the algorithm can't distinguish a One Direction CD bought for a teenage niece from one's taste in general).

I learned to see Roth as his own solar system: the sparkling asteroid belt of his articles; the calm, temperate, crystalline planets his novels (populated by crooks, by enviably stupid and surprisingly heroic officers and petty officials and by fickle and beguiling women), and then his actual molten, sun-spotted core, which flares nakedly in these letters.

Something good to say is something like "Hey do you know what your time is?" or "Man its really cold outside huh?" it may sound stupid but try it and you may get surprisingly good results.

"Krissy has taken her mother's death really hard, not surprisingly, and Bobby is terrified she's going to do something stupid," said the source.

"Crazy, Stupid, Love" (which opens tomorrow and which David Denby reviews in the magazine this week) is a surprisingly abstract film.

Teenagers, not surprisingly, were the grumpiest (about 5.5 for 13- and 14-year-olds) and typed words such as "sick," "hate," and "stupid" more often than bloggers aged 45 to 60, the happiest writers.

Surprisingly, he thought it was a cool idea for a show, so that's how the world's fucking stupidest art show was born.

Her best questions were precisely the ones that Kaelin undercut with a smile and a stupid and surprisingly well-received, every time little quip.