Sentence examples similar to a dimwit with from inspiring English sources
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.
The deputy director of the Parks and Recreation Department in Pawnee, Indiana, Knope was initially a bubbly dimwit, with dreams of running for President.
"It's amazing how one can be a neurosurgeon and a dimwit at the same time," one person tweeted, echoing a common refrain.
Grammar has the uncanny power to make everyone feel like a dimwit in a neon dunce cap.
Dylan was both a genius and a dimwit: what versatility!
When she is discussing Emily with Ben, Ben's mother does not tell him that he can't marry a dimwit.
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.
Chastened by her misstep (ordering gynaecological probing of a dying woman on a dimwit hunch? So wrong, not to mention unsisterly), Victoria realises – or so you would hope – that she should wield power with more wisdom in future.
In passing, Ms. Coulter calls Gloria Steinem a "termagant," Walter Cronkite "a pious left-wing blowhard" and Christine Todd Whitman "a dimwit".
