"It was the most inane nonsense I've ever heard," he said.
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Because it seems like all we're arguing about is the most inane of things.
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In the end, it has come down to optics—the most inane argument there is in sports discourse.
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He's got this miserable interagency process and then gets trotted out to defend the most inane and corrupting things.
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But they've got another problem to deal with: people responding to the hurricane in the most inane, dangerous ways.
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As Rob Goldstone said just today in the press, the entire meeting was 'the most inane nonsense I ever heard.
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It's full of anonymous trolls and angry rhetoric and the most inane ideas quickly gain a cult following thanks to exponentially growing Twitter accounts.
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A victim of the most inane biographical rummaging at the best of times, Jane Austen is suffering unconscionable prying two centuries after her death.
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He took one of the most inane of the Republican criticisms of Obama -- that he supposedly "apologizes for America" -- and turned it up to 11.
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The design of Razer's laptops, its inability to engage with its audience in anything but the most inane of juvenile tweets, and even the company's giant snake logo, are all holding it back.
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I often question why I stay on the platform, but as a journalist it's a useful career tool, and as a chronic oversharer, I'm always keen to share my most inane thoughts with a larger audience.
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But I have no residue of shame for panning the insufferable "Happy Gilmore" — this was before Adam Sandler redeemed himself by starring in Paul Thomas Anderson's "Punch-Drunk Love" — which represented to me the most inane aspects of American culture.
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Chances are if you're an ~online~ type of person (and especially if you're an ~online~ type of woman) you've experienced someone you don't know liking literally everything you ever post and offering pointless responses to even your most inane tweets, despite your lack of reciprocation.
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She'd warned the admin pool against using priority flags for internal mail--in-building post went round hourly, and while some market developments did need immediate response, once you let people flag intraoffice mail, even the most inane check-ins mysteriously ended up marked TRIPLE URGENT.
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"She used to laugh about the fact that you could say the most inane thing, but if you had a British accent people would believe you," Dr. Margaret McFall-Ngai, director of the Pacific Biosciences Research Center at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, said in a telephone interview.
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It's certainly an interesting claim, given that Apple designed a platform that allowed app developers to constantly ping their users with the most inane notifications — from getting a new follower on a social app to a sale in a shopping app to a new level added to a game and so much more.
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So as a tribute to one of the most inane design trends of the modern smartphone era, here's an ode to the evolution of the notch, from big foreheads and chins to bucktoothed indents to the final all-screen dreamiPhone 8: "Old and Busted"Illustration: Sam Woolley (Gizmodo)The iPhone 13 and every other big-bezel phone is our starting point.
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Buchina keeps us guessing without falling into obscurantist traps, if for no other reason than the horror he depicts is steadily being eclipsed by the horror of actual events; the otherworldliness of his characters' masks, costumes, and actions is no more disorienting than what has been emanating from the endlessly metastasizing Bush/Cheney wars, not to mention the most inane and destructive presidential race in modern history.
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The Los Angeles Times reviewer Michael Wilmington called Foreman a "New Wave Carole Lombard crossed with early Shirley MacLaine". However, Robert Blau of the Chicago Tribune wrote that Foreman "gives a breathlessly irritating portrayal of Casey". In contrast, Charles Taylor of the Boston Phoenix wrote that Foreman "is an appealing comic actress who goes at even the most inane situations with tireless enthusiasm and dimpley sex appeal" and although "she can't salvage My Chauffeur, she does give perkiness a good name." That same year, Foreman played dual roles in the offbeat dark comedy and preppy murder mystery April Fool's Day.
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The film was awarded four stars out of five by Empire magazine's Ian Freer, who called it funny but described the humor as sometimes hit-and-miss. Conversely, Los Angeles Times Jack Mathews labeled the film as sleep-inducing and "by far the most inane and badly written of the comedies made by any of the creators of the classic 1980 sendup Airplane!". Michael O'Sullivan in The Washington Post' called the film "dark, dull, witless and hobbled by poor comic timing," comparing its gross-out humor unfavorably to that of There's Something About Mary. Roger Ebert echoed this sentiment in his negative review in the Chicago Sun-Times, giving the film one and a half stars out of four and saying the film "tries to buy laughs with puerile shocks".
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