Sentence examples for all that witless from inspiring English sources

The kind of modern, educated wankers who enjoy my stuff find all that witless, drunken persiflage pretty tedious.

All that zoos actually offer the public in return for the taxes spent upon them, he said, "is a form of idle and witless amusement, compared to which a visit to a penitentiary, or even to a state legislature in session, is informing, stimulating and ennobling".

Both of you have reminded us of the fact that witless insults and juvenile expressions of temper are protected speech.

Not only are we expected to sit through all the witless trash that comes down the pike; we have to write about it, too, knowing full well that our highbrow rants will do nothing to slow the juggernaut of mass taste.

Lord Radcliffe could speak as well about "the apparent indifference of censors of all kinds to the depiction or portrayal of mindless violence and brutality, that witless rejection of civility that threatens to be the Black Death of the twentieth century".

And they're all bored witless by them.

We are all witless victims of a structure that was not capable of or agile enough to manage a residential undergraduate liberal arts college".

Lazy, mean-spirited, incoherent, infantile and, above all, witless, the farce — which focuses on five 40-something guys in full regression — suggests a hangover from "The Hangover".

Other scenes depend upon sight gags that are witless as well as dramatically pointless.

12th over: Pakistan 97-2 (UmAkmalmal 9, Afridi 2) Oh dear Salman Butt, that is witless cricket as it's a WICKET!

BASEBALL is a shameless industry that blares witless commercials at the paying customers every half-inning from frigid early April through frigid late October.