Eksempler på moronic

• People who smuggle animals into the country deliberately are selfish, odious, self-righteous and moronic.

• It has been said over the years that many people are so moronic that they will not take the trouble to find out.

• He would have been phlegmatic indeed, almost moronic, however innocent, if he did not show agitation.

• There are three golden rules which are never broken by these moronic nationalised industries.

• I was not laughing at what he said, but at his moronic method of delivery.

• Their violence is as mindless and moronic as anything perpetrated on the streets of our towns and cities.

• We must say that, because it is no good thinking that we can bolster up the interests of the moronic fringe of buyers by statutes and regulations.

• It is a bit moronic.

• He has given the city an international reputation for moronic buffoonery, barbaric crime, triumphant hoodlumism, unchecked graft, and a dejected citizenship.

• Unfortunately, some snail's-pacing toward the end, along with a few moronic moments, end up dragging the flick down, ultimately sentencing it to the mediocrity bin.

• He appears comical and moronic, using these features to camouflage himself as a buffoon.

• He can't go on making those moronic comedies forever, can he?

• The series' first proper look at some of the complexities of time travel is handled well even if some of the international politics is moronic.

• Both professors expressed concern about the practice being taught, with one calling the material moronic, though they agreed the process is essentially harmless.

• The music went from being experimental to being just moronic entertainment for yobbos.