Sentence examples for going dotty from inspiring English sources

MS When Ruth Gilmartin's mother Sally (Charlotte Rampling) starts peeping out of her cottage window, muttering about "people in the woods", Ruth suspects mum's going dotty in her dotage.

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Another way to put it is that America has gone dotty, and it's all part of the post-9/11 syndrome.

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The guards were going absolutely dotty.

Some of the actors, frankly, seem by her account to be going slightly dotty.

I love the fact I can try on a combination of clothes from lots of high street brands in one go (Dotty Ps jeans with Oasis tops) and I can always find what I want, at a price I can afford, whether I'm shopping for a posh frock or a bikini.

She goes from dotty and naïve to cutting and malicious in an instant — she is mean and vulnerable, befuddled and knowing, desperate and self-assured.

But these repetitions are especially grating when they're uttered in didactic mode, like the graduation day homilies of a much-loved teacher who's gone just slightly dotty: "You have to find out for yourself.

Nevertheless, Dot is sorry to see Dotty go.

The cosmopolitan chatter goes on at a dotty pace, as if we had all been thrown together at some turn-of-the-century spa.