Sentence examples for terribly stupid from inspiring English sources
I was doing this all the time in rehearsal, and I found it terribly stupid.
What kind of a man could stand in court – by the victim's family – and spout such terribly banal, such terribly stupid drivel?
Underneath, we are fallen women, damaged goods and so terribly stupid that we can be persuaded to have a quick abortion by wicked charities.
"I'm not a very emotional person, but – and this is a terribly stupid example – but if I'm watching a movie and there's this mushy goodbye dialogue and there's no music, it means nothing to me.
Torontonians gathered around their news devices on a Sunday afternoon to hear Ford take the high road on talk radio – it was like a version of Brits waiting for Chamberlain to get back from Munich, except terribly stupid – and we learned several things.
Say the game is finished, all over wonderful start again from Leicester City but you could say the goals have all come from Newcastle's own making". That really was terribly stupid by Emmanuel Riviere, although it's the kind of thing that usually doesn't get penalised.
I sometimes use it to let people know I'm dressed up to the nines and really looking my best ("primped and preened") but, equally, I can see how a stranger might read it as if I'm feeling terribly fragile and stupid.
My father had never had very positive experiences with dogs in the past this attitude stemmed mainly from Gwen, a beagle bitch who was our dog for several years when I was a child and who was terribly sweet but incorrigibly stupid.
Anyway, I suppose it doesn't help matters that the rule the govern government contracting ARE terribly confusing and often stupid, and that government contractors are basically white-collar, bottom-feeding grifters.
"It was a stupid thing I did and I'm terribly sorry," Asaro said Thursday.
In 1993 Singleton told a national newspaper that, "If you accuse me of something that I'm not, I get terribly upset - and I get terribly upset with this stupid, daft rumour".
