Sentence examples for young idiots from inspiring English sources

Now of course, his supporters have been (or will be) young idiots at some point.

We sometimes suspect that the fervent young idiots who burn American flags are stimulated, in part, by some of the older idiots who wave them.

Quiet, colorless, unfailingly polite, Stephen and Caroline Day are utterly bereft of the survival skills needed to cope with the three young idiots who move into the apartment above and shatter the peace of their Edinburgh neighborhood with earsplitting music and raucous parties.

EDL member Andrew Wilson told BBC London that "some young idiots have had a fight in a pub".

"It's not a large community and it is horrifically diluted by young idiots from RoC (Rest of Canada).

By then, the panic had subsided and we were in good spirits either because we were in shock or young idiots.

However, if it had not been for that young idiot, who has become, I hope, less idiotic with time, my character would not have been able to reveal this little moment in his past, which I hope the reader finds to be an intriguing hint into the nature and history of the mysterious Fixxer.

"I was a young idiot," he said, looking back.

Because it's how I felt when I was a young idiot.

Nor does he beat around the bush: Tocqueville's cousin and confidant Louis de Kergorlay is "a young idiot" and the legitimist insurrectionist the Duchesse de Berry "one of the silliest princesses in all European history".

About a year ago I was driving on California's U.S. Highway 101, and some young idiot a few cars ahead of me kept jumping lanes.