boneheadedness

I never considered the incredible boneheadedness of my boss.

It would start with someone wondering aloud about the cause of a social ill, and end with the entire class denouncing "Them" for their boneheadedness.

"She loved covering politics, because it was about people, with all their heroics and flaws and just plain boneheadedness," he said.

What classic boneheadedness!"

Unfortunately, once you turn these machines on, you get a powerful lesson in the boneheadedness that can result from design by committee - or worse, two committees.

Sure enough, the hero departs from ordinary boneheadedness and veers into self-destruction, and a whale appears right on cue.

This duty remains even when harm arises not from malevolence but from religious conviction or local custom or ordinary boneheadedness.

'Tell them the council would do well to recall how many friends the elves truly have among men-lest they chase them all off with their boneheadedness!"

The cattle had to be treated, too, for the results of their boneheadedness, so out she went to three different farms, making sure each silly cow got her drench.

Close Read is no defender of Brett Favre, but the boneheadedness of Mangini does suggest that the Jets' collapse last season was not all the quarterback's fault.

Still, if you, like me, come from a family of competitive readers and are further hampered by being kind of cheap, you might just stick with the wrong book out of sheer boneheadedness - and the hell with enjoying your vacation.

You can accuse the disgraced ex-governor Eliot Spitzer of many things in his decision to flout the law by soliciting the services of a pricey prostitute: hypocrisy, egomania, sophomoric impulsiveness and self-indulgence, delusional ineptitude and boneheadedness.

The current state of affairs is largely the result of shortsightedness and boneheadedness by the major record labels and the Recording Industry Association of America, who managed to achieve the opposite of everything they wanted in trying to keep the music business prospering.

When the Nationalists came into power in December 1928, Kent Hughes was appointed Cabinet Secretary and Government Whip but resigned his positions in July 1929, ostensibly in protest over a government subsidy to a freezing works company but more likely in reaction to the ongoing boneheadedness of his fellow parliamentarians.