inane造句

an inane remark, question, etc

The condition or quality of being inane.

He always had this inane grin.

It also arranged for student exchanges and a few other such rather inane measures.

And the lady publishes an inane article accusing me of being a post-structuralist.

MOST tweets are inane, but a million may contain valuable information.

Even inane emails from friends get ignored when I'm busy, even though I send friends lots of silly emails!

If I can read 1200 angry posts from Ret pallies today, you can blow off some inane gloating from warlocks or warriors.

And what makes it historical is that it's stupid and splendid by virtue of its design-because Hey, you might say, Email is full of inane bullshit too.

The further that humans move away from nature, the more inane the dance becomes from the point of view of the plant kingdoms.

Wherever you go, it's hard for you to find a settled direction. Most of people may dissociate and lose oneself in the wispy world at last. The women and their inane eyes in the picture tell us it.