Sentence examples for he is simple-minded from inspiring English sources

But his latest derogatory comments really serve to support the narrative that he's as insensitive as he is simple-minded.

As for geography: "Her knowledge of the subject is so poor as to make one wonder if she is simple-minded".

It matters because we, as a country, are acting as if she is some kind of policy expert, when, in reality, she is simple-minded and ignorant.

The other man looked at him as if he was simple-minded, but said nothing.

Cohen's neighbours find his solitary, fastidious way of life puzzling: "They didn't think he was simple-minded.

Mr. Barry owes Ms. Marlowe for rescuing two of the brief play's most passionate episodes from dream sequences: the boys' father telling a very young Josey that he favored him precisely because he was simple-minded, and a card game among four totally isolated people.

She is frightened of Barry, and has always been treated by her father and brother as if she were simple-minded.

But it is "simple-minded," he said, to argue, as some sociologists have done, that the absence of open hostilities means there are no real social classes with similar interests.

"The Patriot" (2000) is simple-minded, ahistorical bang-bang.

But the writer says that her nurse is simple-minded and notorious for making legends last.

In The Times, Matthew Taylor contended that Labour requires radical change, but it is simple-minded to equate radical change with left-wing leadership.