Sentence examples for young moron from inspiring English sources

Casting Garrett looks to be a move from the same playbook, but instead of a fragile-seeming young moron, they've cast a 30-year-old man who unapologetically details his racist opinions on social media.

His attempts at memes are so absurd, they are roundly mocked from all sides even a reporter for the right-leaning Washington Free Beacon had a viral tweet last week deriding the young moron.

Radio 4 is full of old bores, Radio 1 of young morons, and Radio 2 is just a bit too wet and pointless.

They're just wealthy young morons feeding people a fantasy.

But my story illustrates that St. Mark's Bookshop may in fact be a place that can induce low-grade miracles, such as directing young morons to their calling.

The crowd turned out to be fairly mixed and was mostly made up of eco-families, students, standard young drunken morons, old folk and yuppies.

AGES 12 AND UP -- Another throwaway item in the young-man-as-moron genre will lure a few teenagers.

("He's a moron," said one young man to his partner in the Fuji, a sushi and hibachi restaurant. "But he gets me and why I'd be pissed at immigrants taking the $12 hour a jobs from people like me").

As such, there's no real need to wring hands, and some of what Starkey said was accurate enough – much of the unrest was superficially motivated (it was looting, how could it not be?), and many young people do talk like morons.

"I hope these talented young girls will not let a handful of morons silence them," he said on Twitter on Saturday.

"I hope these talented young girls will not let a handful of morons silence them," Mr Abdullah said on Twitter over the weekend.