Sentence examples for too moronic from inspiring English sources
Their non-basketball businesses have been hemorrhaging money, which has led them to the point where they're thinking about selling the Kings, their favorite plaything, but apparently they're too moronic or disorganized to even do that without making a mess.
I wonder if he is on something, too, or just a bit moronic.
There's also nothing as moronic as Twister, except Suicide Squad.
They renounced the "too convenient rationalization to dub the public as moronic".
Like the Red Hot Chili Peppers before they went all Hollywood ethereal, Agression are moronic, fun and sort of brilliant too.
Sledging – the offical cricketese for "desperately lame attempts at intimidating wit", as its kissing cousin "banter" is Australian for "moronic sub-playground insults" – has been confused for too long with one of the higher comedic forms.
On the other hand, it can make you seem like a twit, and risks giving too much information out about bodily functions, stuff-ups, and moronic moments that are perhaps best kept to yourself.
Roy is, of course, not sweet; he's vicious and moronic, but that doesn't seem to bother Harris too much once he gets paid and the book becomes a best seller.
Much more recently, in 2008 the Disney animated picture Wall-E was described as anti-capitalist – or anti-consumption – because it featured video-addicted humans too fat to walk and controlled by a gigantic corporation that had rendered them moronic.
Chris Brown on Larry King spoof Brown's moronic "it's like... wow" when interviewed by King about beating up ex-girlfriend Rihanna is too pathetic to send up.
