Sentence examples for dolts from inspiring English sources

They patronise Ukrainians as the English once did the Irish, as bumpkins and dolts who speak the language funny.Yet next to Russia, bumpkin-land is starting to look attractive.

The failure has to make do with deranged dolts who mistake him for another author.

And by Youtube, which has unsettled the television industry – to the point that the abrasive New York Daily News enjoyed the irony of MTV's "marketing dolts" naming a generation that "no longer pays much mind" to a once revolutionary (to Generation X), but now conventional TV channel.

According to Dianah Worman, of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, it matters an awful lot and not just to the "marketing dolts".

(She doesn't call them dolts. She suggests "they know more about us than we know about ourselves").

These poor dolts will disappear in a single gulp.

O'Neal (who was colourfully described in the New York Times magazine as one of the "feckless dolts" who precipitated the global financial crisis ) may not be behind the decision – Peston speculated that Google's notification may be to do with one of the comments posted below the article – but it's a potentially disastrous development all the same.

When Baron Cohen finishes a film, he struts around in the guise of his peacocking dolts for months at a time, turning routine promotional events into provocation and performance art.

According to the poll, conducted by the University of Minnesota's Opinion Research Institute, while millions have been vexed for some time by their failure to explain incredibly basic information to dolts, that frustration has now reached a breaking point.

Yet a recognizable everyday reality exists in "Whatever," which is populated by characters who are not all either odious dolts or slavish sex toys.

O dolt!/ As ignorant as dirt"—that the play usually becomes a vehicle for Iago.