Sentence examples for the dopey from inspiring English sources

The dopey commentary is limited to a brief opening voiceover.

He aced the dopey ruffle, reducing its movement to a flutter on a lean silhouette.

The dopey, goyish wannabe Jew is not necessarily a bad comic premise.

The dopey press secretary, three sheets to the wind as usual, mangles the story.

If anything, the dopey defense strategy contributed to the idea that the boys were guilty.

But it's plain to see that the "dopey" sense of a schlep remains slang.

Sometimes a theatergoer has to take the dopey with the smart.

Mr. Adjmi's play veers maladroitly between lampooning the dopey style of the original and thrashing through dank psychological waters.

First, though, he needs help, starting with the dopey possum who fixes the sink in his new tree home.

Some of these experiences eventually figured in his novel, which lampoons the dopey expat scene of mid-90's Prague.

Once you get past the dopey-duk war stories, the experience of older workers can be invaluable.