Sentences with phrase «of imbeciles»

I'd say the godless school system churning out generations of imbeciles did far more to harm the progress of science.

I think we can all tell what kind of imbecile you are.

Then Arsène Wenger might actually play a competent midfield pairing that doesn't require the good footballer (Santi Cazorla / Aaron Ramsey / Mohamed Elneny) holding the hand of the imbecile (Francis Coquelin / Mathieu Flamini).

He is the straight guy that has to deal with a bunch of imbeciles.

So, we don't have to listen to a couple of imbeciles!!!

That prediction — some (ahem, John Teti) said it was the ravings of an imbecile — has not yet come to pass, but it remains that I still have no idea what this game is about.

We do not have a declaration from the president of the international association of imbeciles that his members are blankly staring at the Respondent's website wondering «where did all the race baiting content go?

Marking the 75th anniversary of the infamous Buck v. Bell case endorsing forced sterilization, in which Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. declared «three generations of imbeciles is enough,» the laboratory assures us that the new, more precise science of genetics means that «no human lineage is without hope.»

Sharlto plays this guy, Wikus, this Afrikaner bureaucrat who seems at first like kind of an imbecile.

In 1927, Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes argued: «It is better for all the world if... society can prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind... Three generations of imbeciles is enough»

The court included prominent progressives Louis Brandeis and Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., the latter of whom famously ruled, «Three generations of imbeciles are enough.»

Three generations of imbeciles are enough.»

The principle that sustains compulsory vaccination is broad enough to cover cutting Fallopian tubes... Three generations of imbeciles are enough.»

In 1927, with Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes declaring, «Three generations of imbeciles are enough,» the Supreme Court upheld the sterilization of a woman named Carrie Buck.

Of course, Holmes's sense of rhetorical rhythm also prompted him to defend forced sterilizations of the intellectually impaired by proclaiming that «three generations of imbeciles are enough.»