Sentence examples for only a dimwit from inspiring English sources

Responding to an accusation by Tony Blair about his leadership, Major responded: "I will not make a judgement that is crucial to the constitutional and economic future of this country until I see the economic circumstances of the day – and, frankly, only a dimwit would ask me to".

But only she was derided as a dimwit.

Mr. Bush is sometimes mocked as a dimwit, but this seems flatly wrong.

Prince Harry is portrayed not as a dimwit, but as a brilliant Machiavellian operator involved in an elaborate plot to steal the throne.

But his new role will stop him being typecast as a dimwit, he tells Matt Trueman.

Dylan was both a genius and a dimwit: what versatility!

Harlow is also portrayed as a bit of a dimwit.

In passing, Ms. Coulter calls Gloria Steinem a "termagant," Walter Cronkite "a pious left-wing blowhard" and Christine Todd Whitman "a dimwit".

When she is discussing Emily with Ben, Ben's mother does not tell him that he can't marry a dimwit.

'Why do you want to endorse such a dimwit?' I'll tell you, that's the most annoying aspect of the liberal equivalent of Russ, that intellectual condescension.

If you're a human female, you can't afford to be a risk-taker and you can't afford to be a dimwit.