Sentence examples for some imbecile from inspiring English sources
Are you saying you want me to return to where some imbecile who's attended two management seminars can tell me, 'You can do better'?" "A lot of people would wish for a start like yours, Grisha".
I don't want to risk going out and possibly getting assaulted by some imbecile who feels the need to be a vigilante.
Is this what you thought you'd be doing with that education?" "Excuse me?" "Yes," he muses, "I can see how having to tell me what some imbecile suit doesn't have the balls to tell me himself -- that must be fairly difficult for someone as bright as yourself".
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Thatcherism proved that the private sector does not take up the slack in the economy it was a total failure, yet for some stupid reason imbecile economists stick to it as an idea.
Only some kind of complete imbecile would try to make it communicate with today's VR units.
He would have been treated, I think by history, as some kind of a gallant fool, some kind of a brave imbecile.
Not all, of course; some children are imbeciles, vulgar, terrible".
The people of Egypt, who built pyramids to last till the end of time, were a people so ignorant and imbecile as to worship monkeys: why the people of Liverpool bore some resemblance to the people of Egypt in that.
