Sentence examples for you buffoon from inspiring English sources

The band walked on stage at this point, looking down at me as if to say: "You buffoon.

It's a game show, you buffoon.

No-one's supporting you, you cardboard buffoon.

"It is lovely here, you should come home you pompous buffoon.

Fred Friendly, describing a particular reporter as a reliable journalist, writes that "if she says I called you a buffoon, I'm sure she's accurate".

I drink your tears, you troglodyte buffoon.

It's not a celebration, you stupid buffoon, it's a commemoration to mark the end of a slaughter and to remember the lives that were lost in a conflict which had the aim of Imperial domination by an autocrat such as yourself.

Of course, it complicates things when a lot of that book is about you and what a buffoon you can be.

If you view him as a buffoon, you see only the buffoon…" However, she added: "If you realise he is a man who has strong Eurosceptic credentials, is a fan of low taxation, understands growth and who made people feel proud to drape themselves in a Union Jack and declare their love for their country, you see someone else".

I maintain my cheerful demeanour, though, anxious to chat with you and show I am not the inarticulate buffoon you evidently suppose I am.

And while he wisely notes, "If you report anything in this post as a likely future direction for Twitter, you are a buffoon," a few of his thoughts on the recent past of Twitter are worth reporting on.