Sentence examples for dolt in from inspiring English sources

And, for the benefit of that busy dolt in America, that's what poetry is: speech made incandescent.

It's clear that the dog is more upset about the accident than the dolt in the chair.

It swerves into absurdity, with McCarthy's Darnell a complete dolt in the Will Ferrell/Zach Galifianakis vein, but will then snap back to present her as a business genius and a warm auntie to Claire and Claire's daughter.

Here comes Mr Pech (Mr Unlucky), a dolt in a tie, and a drawing of a figure that might be one of Schütte's own sculptures, his Big Ghosts, themselves based on life drawings from a model.

So you want to be rid of the dolt in the dugout who has had the temerity to: a) not win a trophy for a whole season; or b) lacked sufficient reputation to impress your fellow multimillionaires in the directors' box.

Her boss, the awful Lou, doesn't see her value at all, and to him, there is no hierarchy -- the creative side of the firm is now an autocracy run by a dolt in a Mr. Rogers sweater.

The dolts in "Dumb and Dumber" had hearts of gold.

He didn't want to comment on what Iverson said in response to the vulgarisms of the dolts in the stands.

The Gumbel-Simms element of the show was jammed into an embarrassing sitcom starring two creepy, football-obsessed dolts in a diner.

In her dialogue with A.O. Scott about the fall film releases ["The Best Movies We've Never Seen," Sept. 12], Manohla Dargis referred to "Before Sunset" as one of the best, then added: "It's too small to get Oscar recognition, bcause those dolts in the Academy rarely look at a movie that tiny".

Most of us who are over 50 — and you probably are if you are holding this newspaper — are often made to feel like dolts in the digital era.