Sentence examples for true imbecile from inspiring English sources
With Tatiana, a recently fired cocktail waitress who schemes with her friend into a free Hawaii vacation, Plaza has found her Ron Burgundy: the vessel of a true imbecile in which to pour her strange genius.
"How can you do nothing for him?" When Napoleon pointed out that her husband was an imbecile, her answer was simple and direct: "True, but so what?" It was the sort of impasse Napoleon would often face in dealing with Pauline, who resembled him both in temper and in looks.
The press renewed their attacks on him: To those who know the true character, and something of the personal history of this imbecile vagrant, the exuberance of indignation with which he is pursued, appears truly ridiculous.
In his introduction to "Imbeciles," Mr. Cohen says Buck v. Bell "is little remembered today". But that's not true, really: Mention the case at a midsize cocktail party of lawyers, and many will come back with "Three generations of imbeciles are enough". But ask whether they know that Hitler praised our state sterilization laws — now that, to most of them, would be news.
He is a complete imbecile.
