Sentence examples for a little witless from inspiring English sources
Still, it's pretty good I would say - as with a lot of his latter-day fare, a little witless, but nicely orchestrated and full of very Moz lines about prostitutes, boxes of pine, and - I kid you not – a "vicious street gang".
Disappointingly, Kay will not be playing the "wardrobe monster" that scared a little girl witless in one of his ads for John Smiths bitter.
Oh, and if you're wondering why we're telling you this at all, it's because we care about our fellow motorheads and know that they, too, might wonder just a little bit what it's like to fly around a great road-racing track, to smell exhaust and burnt rubber and to be scared witless by a machine barely in one's control.
It is "self-evidently soulless," a "soul-crushing disaster," a "travesty, a witless wonder" and "nakedly idiotic".
Less successful was Once Upon a Honeymoon (1942), a witless comedy-drama-romance.
KISHORE, St. Augustine, Fla., posted on nytimes.com 'NOT EVERYONE GETS, OR DESERVES, A GOLD STAR' It is a witless writer who produces a book, pushes it out into the world and then gets mad when people have opinions about it.
It was a classic streamer pattern designed to imitate a witless guppy "with a seductive wiggle".
"Dolly"' gets a whole witless line; Sondheim fares better, just a bit.
His book Folk Medicine, which evidenced his pathetic renunciation of science for superstition, sold over a million witless copies.
Remember how heartbroken you were when The Amazing Spider-Man wasn't amazing at all, or when The Incredible Hulk turned out to be a bit witless.
