Sentence examples for bit of a dickhead from inspiring English sources
Against all odds, the brains behind the All Blacks successful "no dickheads" policy would appear to be, on the face of it, a bit of a dickhead.
Maybe the lags think he's a bit of a dickhead, too: frankly, if you met the character depicted in Stay Too Long, you might consider reaching for the sock filled with snooker balls as well.
Maybe the lags think he's a bit of a dickhead, too: frankly, if you met the character depicted in Stay Too Long, you might consider reaching for the sock filled with snooker balls as well.
On the basis of what's here, he's less Donny Hathaway than Danny Dyer, like a soul singer dreamed up by the editorial staff of Nuts: not only is he two-dimensional, but both dimensions suggest he's a bit of a dickhead.
On the basis of what's here, he's less Donny Hathaway than Danny Dyer, like a soul singer dreamed up by the editorial staff of Nuts: not only is he two-dimensional, but both dimensions suggest he's a bit of a dickhead.
You are my world, honey and let's not forget you are a bit of a dickhead too xxxx".
A few years ago, and reaching the peak of my London-dickhead years, I had a bit of a freak-out about all those dumb things I was running after.
Popjustice commented that every song on the album has "gone through a bit of a Stuart Price filter so that it doesn't sound like some dickhead [sic] A&R has just aimlessly scooped a load of tracks off a shelf".
As for Mike Shiner, the savior of the hour, he soon fulfills the criteria of a dickhead, remarking to Sam, as she shows him around, that "your ass is great".
