And yet this buffoon and blowhard is not seen that way in large swaths of the media and society.
Yet these buffoons keep criticizing him.
The Campaign takes place in North Carolina's 14th district, with Ferrell playing incumbent Cam Brady, another in Ferrell's long line of arrogant yet clueless buffoons.
Yet he remains a buffoon, even in his penultimate manifestation as a member of Parliament and Soviet agent-of-influence.
Vladimir Zhirinovsky, the nationalist buffoon who is a particularly vulgar yet ultimately feckless Russian version of Trump, threw a party with champagne in his Duma office.
He rendered Hitler, Göring, Goebbels, Himmler, Mussolini and Hirohito as buffoons, inflating their features into indictments of evil, yet his images are so precisely detailed that it is difficult not to be seduced by their majesty.
Gappah writes it as comedy, and yet far from turning the man into a complete buffoon, her laughter has a curiously dignifying effect on him.
We are not yet finished but we are nearby". Stereotyped by many as a buffoon for his ill-timed public pronouncements on racism, homosexuality and women's football, when it comes to politics Blatter is a genius.
This is more or less what Van Vechten had been telling young Negro writers in his own published essays, and yet the character who delivers these words to Byron is more buffoon than sage: a rude and presumptuous interloper, eager to share his dubious theories about the happy life of the average "Negro servant-girl".
Yet, as the novel sequence progresses, Widmerpool emerges as far less of a buffoon and becomes, against all expectations, powerful, indeed, power-obsessed.
