Sentence examples similar to Dim-witted oaf from inspiring English sources
And a later wit wrote a play in which a dim-witted undergraduate keeps talking about "sweet Mr Shakespeare, Mr Shakespeare", obviously for the comic effect of the repeated funny name.
Pseudolus features a scheming slave of quick wit and fertile imagination, who assists his well-born but dim-witted young master in pursuing a seemingly hopeless love affair.
Was there something in those 23 years of tax returns that made John McCain choose the dim-witted Alaskan governor instead?
Hall of Famers Shannon Sharpe called the celebration "classless," while ESPNNewYork's Rich Cimini dubbed Johnson "dim-witted" and a "classless punk".
Hooray for a good man with principles standing up to dim wits with pitchforks.
Systems with dim wits may not be necessary in the future.
Plus, what kind of dim-wit judges any mother by whether she has a job or not anyway?
(We covered the intervention by Professor Sloan - a columnist for The Australian, on the blog earlier this week. I believe she called childcare workers dim wits).
In this début novel by a Swiss writer, Paul, a mean and miserly farmer, narrates, in a maddening dialect, whatever enters the narrow purview of his dim wit.
XAVIER Michael Kofi A member of Psycho Paul's gang, dim witted epileptic Xavier is seriously addicted to having a good sit down.
Tom Mullins does not remember Vulpine or Herring Gull, the first two Irish Grand National winners trained by his father, the legendary Paddy Mullins, but he does recall Dim Wit, his father's third.
