Sentence examples for imbecile's from inspiring English sources
"Hos-pee-tal" sounded like an imbecile's taunt.
Making long-range psephological predictions is an imbecile's game, and the only one worth risking today is that, with core supporters of all three main parties as disaffected as they have ever been, turnout at the next election will be heartbreakingly low.
Are you saying you want me to return to where some imbecile who's attended two management seminars can tell me, 'You can do better'?" "A lot of people would wish for a start like yours, Grisha".
Jay insults him and ascribes outlandish opinions to him, and Kevin Smith responds with yearning eyes; it's possible that Silent Bob, though he is much smarter than Jay — who is an imbecile — enjoys Jay's blather and that his silence is Smith's tribute to the American losers who just won't quit.
"That's because your kid's an imbecile," I told her. "We already know that".
My gut tells me she's an imbecile.
He had been "the lead imbecile in Friday night's free-for-all", but he would still make a worthy addition to Vaccaro's local team, the New York Knicks.
He's an "emotional imbecile" Germaine Greer said in this newspaper; a "killer dad", the Sun claimed.
These include two books about slavery, another about American racism, and Adam Cohen's "Imbeciles," about the eugenics movement, which Andrea DenHoed, on this Web site, called "a book full of shocking anecdotes".
This, in Davy's view, was sufficient to demonstrate that she was certainly no imbecile.
