Sentence examples for doofus for a from inspiring English sources

Having successfully established himself, why act the comic doofus for a national audience?

If other people think you are a total doofus for devoting your life to an imaginary landscape, then it feels even more important that your fellow travelers within that landscape regularly give you props.

She'd left him for a plaid-clad insurance salesman who turned out to be too much of a doofus for her.

He said that the boos "test her mettle" and called Mr. Giuliani "bush league" and "a doofus" for making fun of the first lady's ability to navigate New York's streets.

First, let me say that I absolutely love "Clancy the Doofus Beagle: A Love Story" and have some excellent ideas for promotion.

For example, the last time I visited Deshler, I ran into a guy known as Doofus for most of the '80s and '90s.

Consider how many malls, after all, house cinemas that showed the 2009 comedy "Paul Blart: Mall Cop," in which Kevin James played the bumbling and overweight main character — "a lovable New Jersey doofus," a reviewer for The New York Times wrote.

Dan is a bit of a doofus, too, but a charming one.

Think of Romney standing there like a doofus with an ear-to-ear grin.

I entered my research with preconceived notions (for example, that he was a doofus or a dolt and that she was a bubbleheaded shopaholic); yet the more I read about this pair, the more sympathetic I found them.

"What's not to like?" What's not to like is that part where some doofus writes a blatantly racist headline and a wonderful yarn turns ugly.