O dolt!/ As ignorant as dirt"—that the play usually becomes a vehicle for Iago.
But they're clearly no dolts, as the clip for their single Edward the Confessor makes plain – an arty black and white piece, made by Niall O'Brien and the band's multimedia arm, bretonLABS.
People apparently started referring to bumbling dolts as "Nimrods" after Bugs Bunny switched from his usual "what a maroon!" to mock Elmer Fudd as "poor little Nimrod" in a cartoon, the Biblical allusion evidently wasted on a Looney Tunes audience.
Portraits of the youthful George W. tend toward the extremes, presenting him either as a paragon of decency, street smarts, charisma and quips, like some Republican John F. Kennedy, or else as a spoiled dolt who (as was said of his father) was born on third base believing that he had hit a triple.
And "Learning" in the name of a cable channel aimed at dolts is as much of a turn-off as the word "Fried" or "Sugar" is in a product name to people who want to believe they're eating a health-conscious diet.
Accordingly, President Bush is portrayed as a dolt on a stallion, emptying his six-shooter every which way, mainly at peace and global understanding.
That kind of rhetoric is for boastful dolts such as Julian Schnabel or Jeff Koons.
As Dolt's Information Architect, you will be responsible for the structure of the user interface of the site".
Tony Turner brings backbone to the quiet Mr. Constant, but Karen Lewis plays his apple-pie wife as such an obtuse dolt that making her the drama's emotional center heavy-handedly skews this unsubtle portrait of a self-deluding nation.
Presumably all in good fun at the time, Bonoma described his investment bankers at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 's CIBC World Markets as "Canadian mafioso" and a fellow executive as a dolt and a dummy, along with other more offensive language.
Delta Burke plays to type as the feisty first lady, Judith Whitman, who is ignored by her husband (David Rasche, listed as a guest star and playing to type as a dolt).
