Sentence examples similar to prize dolt from inspiring English sources

(If you win a British prize, the thinking goes, you must be good. But who cares about the Pulitzer? It goes to dolts like Richard Russo, thoroughly American writers who can barely write). After all, once American writers are allowed to enter, how is the Booker different from every other prize that Americans can enter, from the Pulitzer to the IMPAC Dublin award?

(If you win a British prize, the thinking goes, you must be good. But who cares about the Pulitzer? It goes to dolts like Richard Russo, thoroughly American writers who can barely write).

What a dolt.

I such dolt!

The president is a dolt.

Yes, Barak is a dolt.

But Dad's no dolt.

Or dullard, dunce or dolt.

"Witless dolt" was among the printable epithets.

Mr Oppenheimer paints him as a dolt.

Or is he maybe just a rich dolt?