In direct proportion to the white man's
stupidity is his success in farming the world--"
He seemed suddenly to have relapsed into his wonted state of dense
stupidity.
I found nothing but stupidity, except for business.
The record of your stupidity is there in the books, your own books that you never read.
When, however, they began to pass into a new region, his old fears of
stupidity and in- competence reassailed him, but this time he dog- gedly let them babble.
The stupidity of that wandering stare had a paralysing power.
"Why, at Bing's, the curio-dealer," said the other with an air of the heaviest possible stupidity. And yet there was something in these few words which seemed to imply that if Mr.
We are all of us born in moral
stupidity, taking the world as an udder to feed our supreme selves: Dorothea had early begun to emerge from that
stupidity, but yet it had been easier to her to imagine how she would devote herself to Mr.
Vasili Andreevich shook his head disapprovingly at what Nikita was doing, as in general he disapproved of the peasant's stupidity and lack of education, and he began to settle himself down for the night.
It was all her stupidity!' he thought, recalling his unloved wife, and he rolled over into his old place at the front part of the sledge.
Among the curious developments of human
stupidity which occasionally present themselves to view, surely the least excusable is the
stupidity which, to this day, persists in wondering why the Scotch succeed so well in life!
Merriam-Webster defines
stupidity as "given to unintelligent decisions or acts; acting in an unintelligent or careless manner".
