Sentence examples for be a sot from inspiring English sources

How could "Bozzy" -- known to be a sot and (as we would say) an airhead and a shameless groupie -- have produced such a book, so brimming with life and intelligence that it was unlike any biography yet written?

He was a drunkard, a sot, and he mistreated my mother.

To Sumner Welles, then the under secretary of state and a friend of Roosevelt, Churchill was "a drunken sot" and "a third- or fourth-rate man".

Gilliam: "Graham was a drunken sot!" There are chapters devoted to the Pythons' childhoods, their college days, the television show and the movies.

By the end, Glenda has walked out, Anthony is a helpless sot, Prentice and Sheila have taken over the house, and English morals have been blown to smithereens.

Reading "John Barleycorn" a century after it was published, one is tempted to conclude that London was a terrible sot, and to wonder how he couldn't recognize his own bluster as further evidence of the problem he swore he didn't have.

The results indicate that the SOT may not be a sensitive enough tool to assess sensorimotor control in a healthy, athletic population.

Dr. Slotkin received a Board of Publications Best Paper Award in 1996 and has been a member of SOT since 1997.

John Henry was a fool, Ira Hayes a sot, and John Wesley Hardin a crook; but it is fitting for songs to dwell on their emblematic grandeur and ignore formless facts.

As for her son, Miguel (Indio Meléndez), he's a 32-year-old sot who's not above stealing from all his relatives to buy rum and who sits in his mother's lap when he's drunk.

The Map Experience Survey is provided in Appendix A. The SOT is a test designed to assess perspective-taking skill.