intellectually bankrupt

Examples (20)

• The political party's platform seemed intellectually bankrupt, offering no new solutions.
• His arguments were so weak, they were intellectually bankrupt.
• Critics dismissed the new movie as an intellectually bankrupt rehash of old tropes.
• The politician was criticized for being intellectually bankrupt, offering no new solutions.
• His argument was so weak and derivative that it was considered intellectually bankrupt by the panel.
• Without fresh ideas, the organization became intellectually bankrupt.
• After hearing his nonsensical conspiracy theories, I concluded the man was completely intellectually bankrupt.
• Many felt the philosophy was intellectually bankrupt and offered no real insight.
• Without innovation, the once-great company became intellectually bankrupt, just recycling old products.
• A society that stifles creativity risks becoming intellectually bankrupt.
• The movement, once vibrant, has become intellectually bankrupt and lost its appeal.
• Critics dismissed the art movement as intellectually bankrupt and superficial.
• Many consider the old ideology to be intellectually bankrupt in the face of modern challenges.
• He accused his opponent of being intellectually bankrupt and recycling old slogans.
• How can you support a policy that is so clearly intellectually bankrupt?
• Their proposals were intellectually bankrupt, devoid of any thoughtful analysis.
• The leadership's failure to adapt proved they were intellectually bankrupt.
• It's easy to become intellectually bankrupt if you stop learning and questioning.
• It was the most intellectually bankrupt speech I have ever heard.
• The documentary revealed a terrifyingly intellectually bankrupt ideology.