Sentence examples for imbeciles about from inspiring English sources

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".

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Like a happier John Craven stuck in a pissing field, in the middle of fucking nowhere talking to imbeciles about why Gary Glitter wants to move to Saddleworth.

One of the admiring masses, I can only parrot the words of E. M. Forster, who gushed, "I am a Jane Austenite, and therefore slightly imbecile about Jane Austen.

One of the admiring masses, I can only parrot the words of E. M. Forster, who gushed, "I am a Jane Austenite, and therefore slightly imbecile about Jane Austen..

"Dave's just a complete and utter moron," said Shambles, who is a certifiable imbecile, about a man with a college degree, albeit, in "Opera," but still, where's Shambles's degree in anything?

What is hardest to forget about "Imbeciles" is the stream of grandiose invective against the supposedly unfit — the diatribes concerning "germs of dependency and delinquency" and the "world peopled by a race of degenerates and defectives".

A query about "lunatics, imbeciles and idiots" was allowed but dropped for the next census a decade later as most people refused to answer it.

Yet in 1908 Debussy wrote to his publisher that he was trying "something different" and that it was "what the imbeciles call Impressionism, just about the least appropriate term possible".

Unless The Times deliberately hires imbeciles, reporters will have opinions about the issues they cover.

He also says he is frustrated by the "assholes and imbeciles who try to talk about molesting children in public chat".