To the paper's writers, Johnson was a "sociopath", a "moneyed creep... from postcode Posh", a "racist", a "snob", "loathsome", a "moron" and of course a (gasp) "public schoolboy", quite unlike anyone at The Guardian, naturally.
I'm sorry to say that the Roman Senate has been run by a bunch of morons for a long, long time.
That absurd inability to separate governments from people: America is a nation of morons, a nation of murderers, they say, (with the same carelessness with which they say, "All Muslims are terrorists").
When, in 2007, the artist began selling prints of his work, Moron, a takedown of the art industry, one blogger commented: "Banksy makes a crap picture about how people pay a lot of money for crap pictures, which someone then ends up paying a lot of money for.
In the end, you stop the random clicking and dragging and pulling-down and have recourse to the solution of every computer moron: with a sob of relief, you press Ctrl/Alt/Del.
The ubiquitous Will Ferrell, invariably cast as a jerk or a moron, here plays a combination of both.
Winterson would have done better, perhaps, had she looked – or behaved – more like a moron's version of a rabbit, endowed with childlike innocence for smiles.
Back in July, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson reportedly called Trump a "fucking moron" in front of a few members of the president's Cabinet and national security team.
I mean, what is that?" It's a waltz, you pathetic moron, a type of dance they did "back then".
Remove all traces of zest until what remains is a completely bland lump with all the taste of a telesales executive or shop assistant at Next. 3. Next, frantically whip up the audience of morons into a frenzy of American-flavoured whooping and hollering.
