Sentence examples for jackass of himself from inspiring English sources

That he's so fully made a jackass of himself that otherwise reasonable people are perfectly willing to publicly call bullshit on the size of his genitals, frequently, and confidently.

Actually, no one nailed the nature and dynamics of this problem better than Aesop did: The Hare, in a circumstance where he should prevail (racing the tortoise), snatches defeat from the jaws of victory, after making a jackass of himself with his pre-race prattle.

Richard Schickel of Time also enjoyed Murphy's role, stating, "No one has ever made a funnier jackass of himself than Murphy".

Once again, we have the idiotic spectacle of a first string, noted music critic--Martin Bernheimer--making a jackass of himself.

That he is an irrepressible jackass who thinks of himself as a sly fox?

And once your jackass-of-all-trades is done for the day, you lose access to whatever functions it might handle, like calendars, music, phone calls, and even email.

In the film, Franco's Ralston is at first a hyperactive, overconfident loner who believes he is invincible as he careers around Bluejohn Canyon, shamelessly showing off to a couple of female hikers he meets and, Jackass-like, taking photographs of himself when he falls off his mountain bike.

"I often say we're the jackass of many trades and the master of none," Mr. Grucci says.

Even then, I would highly recommend making a jackass of yourself over sitting at your table wishing you were working it out to Kool & the Gang.

By Richard Brody April 27, 2017 In the guise of granting auditioners a sort of actorly freedom, the director Kitty Green turns the film into the "Jackass" of reflexive documentaries.

Cartman, as ever, is the manipulative jackass of the group, marshalling the other children to fit his fantasy (and putting Kenny in a dress).