Sentence examples for ignorant buffoon from inspiring English sources
HE USED to be dismissed as an ignorant buffoon, whose populist ranting and colourful racist tirades usefully filled newspaper column inches on a dull day.
For one camp, Fernando Fiore is a braying, ignorant buffoon hiding behind the figleaf of a credibility-conferring accent and mustache: remove the facial hair, these detractors say, wielding their at-replies and their hate, and Fiore will be revealed as nothing more than a jangly sack of filler quotes and fixed ideas.
H: You are an ignorant buffoon, Dear Mr. Watson, and your mother was a fishwife.
At least he cleared this up for me, I used to think "ignorant buffoon" was spelled with 15 letters.
In fact, it's the exact opposite wearing one of these to a party these days has become a sign that you're an ignorant buffoon.
"Based on everything I've read in the newspapers, Trump seems like an ignorant buffoon, but I'll probably be voting for him over the other Republicans, who seem like total establishment donor-puppets," he said.
Starring the nation's sweetheart Lillian Gish, it dazzled with its impressive sets but is also abhorrently racist, casting white actors in "blackface" as ignorant buffoons.
"In Australia, they are only showing the Aussie cyclists but even worse hey have put some ignorant Aussie buffoon in the commentary box with the commentating legend that is Phil Liggett, his sole purpose seems to be to interrupt, contradict and irritate the silver-tongued Liggett with observations about how BLOODY GREAT the Australian cyclists are.
It's time for Obama and Democrats to get smart and crafty, pinning against the wall the backs of Huelskamp and those ignorant, intransigent buffoons like him.
"In my sport they literally tell you you have to act ignorant, act like a buffoon if you want to make it.
Greedy, kind, vain, dedicated, ignorant, pursued by demons, or mere buffoons, virtually every human in the book was outclassed by the dignified and honest horses whose lives and futures they controlled.
