Sentence examples for slow-wittedness from inspiring English sources

Why does he keep Watson around when he has so little patience with slow-wittedness?

If the co-operation of audience members is the fuel to Wills' shtick, then it is their occasional incomprehension and slow-wittedness that allows him his major character traits: incredulity (expressed through much raising of eyebrows), gentle sarcasm (lots of ironic thumbs up) and, sometimes, Basil Fawltyesque impatience (hand gesticulations aplenty).

Community handles this sentimentality well, which adds warmth to its quick-wittedness.

A colourful exchange that relies on the quick-wittedness and ingenuity of both parties.

That's the kind of bawdy quick-wittedness that has rescued Mr. Norton in the past.

The criminal behaviour is one thing, the dim-wittedness quite another.

Clegg did not have the time, or the quick-wittedness, to come back at him.

Consider the intelligence of art, compared with the dim-wittedness of politics.

Rival private channels express a starkly different view, chronicling police brutality, electoral shenanigans and government dim-wittedness.

In his Cruiskeen Lawn column in the Irish Times, Myles produced a fountain of laughter and quick-wittedness.

She doesn't use her femininity to seduce her enemies, but her quick wittedness and physical strength to defeat them.