Sentence examples for truly stupid from inspiring English sources

He called them "truly stupid".

That's another question, but not a truly stupid one.

In the case of Acorn, some workers did, in fact, give truly stupid advice to the fake prostitutes.

David Cameron's total ignorance of the Algerian government's inherent cruelty led Downing Street to mutter some truly stupid remarks today.

(I discuss his use, in particular, of "truly stupid" to describe child-labor laws over at our Daily Comment blog today; I'll be posting something there every Wednesday).

"This actress wrote a truly stupid thing on Twitter," he said, "and she displays an abysmal ignorance about the problem of cancer, the problem of AIDS".

And the politicians are truly very stupid people.

That is truly the stupidest question I have ever heard... I'm insulted right now.

She describes him as "truly pathetic" and "profoundly stupid" (how all suitors seem, whose affections are not requited).

To add to Polly Toynbee's reasons for the gender pay gap: "It's pregnancy, stupid" (If we truly valued caring, we would fix the gender pay gap, 15 December).

Also, the comments on the Times Web site are truly disheartening: "This invention is stupid die die die".