Sentence examples for imbecile with from inspiring English sources
I'm going to have my neck broken by an imbecile with a light-sabre.
Agatha Christie, like Frame, avoided social gatherings for fear of seeming, as she put it, "imbecile with shyness".
Yes, it was a moronic move from a paranoid imbecile with iMovie and a copy of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion to post shit like that to a jury, but it was also a moronically punitive move by a paranoid state with lots of prisons and no sense of perspective.
Down!" We must have looked like a bunch of imbeciles with flailing oars but whatever we did must have worked because we hit the first rapid and were carried up and over like a roller coaster landing with a drenching splash.
My so competent colleague, assassinated by imbeciles, along with so many others".
There are textiles and miniatures, tiles and musical instruments, and moralistic Iranian pottery from the 10th-century, including a plate with calligraphic script that reads: "Beware of the imbecile: do not socialise with him".
Reactions to the book were immediate and hostile, with commenters on Smurf fansites calling Buéno a "dream breaker", an imbecile and a crook with "paranoid delusions", who is ruining childhood memories.
This man, Martin Kallikak, conceived an illegitimate son with an imbecile barmaid.
Now, it can be a banal and predictable place, the tracks of daily life so well-beaten and defined, our culture awash with the imbecile obvious, our existence suffocating in safety.
Fleming, Mr. Winder writes, was a decaying remnant of the defunct British Empire — a "cynical upper-class waster" and "banal philandering toff," who was raised with "sheer imbecile levels of privilege" and wrote his fantasies of Bond to stroke his own ego.
But once I'd stuttered how hopeless I was - 'but surely you know your Pinot Noir from a Merlot?' said flowing-haired man; 'Oh dear no,' I said - everyone seemed to accept the fact that they were dealing with an imbecile and went out of their way to explain things patiently to me.
