Sentence examples for a dimwit from inspiring English sources

Dylan was both a genius and a dimwit: what versatility!

Harlow is also portrayed as a bit of a dimwit.

But his new role will stop him being typecast as a dimwit, he tells Matt Trueman.

Mr. Bush is sometimes mocked as a dimwit, but this seems flatly wrong.

When she is discussing Emily with Ben, Ben's mother does not tell him that he can't marry a dimwit.

'Why do you want to endorse such a dimwit?' I'll tell you, that's the most annoying aspect of the liberal equivalent of Russ, that intellectual condescension.

It looks like great fun to do, but lines like "I'm sure there are 100s and 1000s all over the place", and a frankly unsettling turn from Dawn French as a benign dimwit with a multiple personality disorder, left me completely cold.

To succeed, these books leave you thinking, you have to be an able robot (Al Gore), a likeable dimwit (George W. Bush) or a lovable rogue (Bill Clinton).Even the titles of the newest books—"The Money Men", "Truth at any Cost" and "Hell to Pay"—are grimly pessimistic.

"Men find a beautiful dimwit more lovable than a plain saint," he concluded.

A quick glance at any one of London's many theatre programmes might suggest I'm a complete dimwit for even thinking such a thing – let alone broadcasting it.

Tormenting one's friends being a prime recreational activity in Leenane, the subject is often brought up by the play's three other characters: the poteen-slugging bingo queen Maryjohnny Rafferty (Zoaunne LeRoy) and her grandsons, Thomas Hanlon Christopher Evan Welchh), a police officer, and his younger brother, Mairtin (Christopher Carley), a professional dimwit.