asininity

To give the other fellow a chance is the acme of asininity.

Sometimes both machines stood silent for a few moments, apparently deep in thought, before coming up with some new asininity.

Here we are reluctant to let popular request override a firm policy that has always guided us in times of error and asininity.

Not quite spoiling, actually, as no amount of asininity can compete with the shimmering absence that is the canyon.

As long as he was in his own milieu, the asininity of what he did had never struck him.

"What is this asininity about, Barry?

"When you discover how his efforts enrich him, I shall be glad to discuss the asininity of it with you.

You can serve me admirably by dismissing this piece of asininity and conveying us immediately to your Government House!"

Said Frazier: "That play is indicative of the asininity of Mourning in this game.

"My God," exclaimed Bernardine, "don't add asininity to incompetence!"

Which obvious asininity was passed over with forbearance, though Miriam looked at me wonderingly before she bent her head and let her hair shadow her face.

("I never know whether Hagbard is talking profundity or asininity," George said dreamily, toking away.)

It is a phenomenon of stupidity, and it only goes to show how willingly people will be fooled, and with what cheerful asininity they will help on their deceivers.

The idea that the presence of a few Stalinists and fellow-travelers in the film industry was a grave threat to the republic rates high in the annals of Congressional asininity.

The president of the Russian Olympic Committee, Leonid V. Tyagachyov, dismissed the accusations against Alimzhan Tokhtakhounov as "a pure asininity."

Nichols and McChesney are sharply critical of the news media for being complicit with warmaking and conventional wisdom asininity, and argue that structural reform will be the only effective solution.

The exact circumstances are not recorded; Goethe, who broke off all personal contact with him after this, refers only vaguely in his diary to "Lenz's asininity" ("Lenzens Eseley").

You will be justified in shooting him on the spot for this piece of asininity, but don't do it Agree heartily that that is just what we are looking for - and bear in mind that getting out a crowd is still up to you.

We've been turning on "South Park" (in its 10th season, the longest-running sitcom in cable-television history), with its bile-tongued children probing every asininity (and which made a successful trip to the big screen in "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut").

How contemptible was a life weighted down with rugs and chairs, a consciousness stuffed with portables, virtue incarnate in cretonne and evil represented by rep. It seemed more contemptible than the amorous young men in front of her and the asininity of the students.