Sentence examples for would be idiotic from inspiring English sources
"It would be idiotic to insert myself," she says.
It would be idiotic for Sony to let a flood of unlicensed products bury the Playstation.
It would be idiotic to even ask Iraqis here how they felt about politics.
(The experiments are "insane," Phasa said. It's Pandora's box, D.C. said. Suppressing the findings would be "idiotic," Bryan said).
It would be idiotic, of course, for anybody to be gleeful at a downturn in hedge funds' performance.
Fair comment: ruling out a return to the most popular drama on television would be idiotic, and she is smart.
And most on both sides know taking too hard a line would be idiotic--there is no way to get everything actors would possibly desire (and might very well deserve) at all stages of development; the costs would be too high.
It would be pretty idiotic if most of The New York Times's new sections weren't digitally native.
European Council President Donald Tusk has warned that a Greek exit from the euro would be an "idiotic scenario".
Popular blogger Han Han, unable to believe Hayward would be that idiotic, argues the photos must have been doctored.
(Of course, it would be downright idiotic to take a bunch of sci-fi novels as gospel, and to this extent Wilson and Shea were arch-Discordians in steadfastly repudiating "self-referential reality tunnels": dogmatic systems of thought that rely on a central, unfounded claim, to which all "evidence" is then bent in order to confirm and reinforce that basic premise).
