Sentences with phrase «such buffoons»

We must always remember that we have such buffoons as Limbaugh, who will jump onto even the feeblest of slim ideology and fire off ridiculous statements without consideration for sounding sane, and that we should be more skeptical and discreet with our media sources.

The assumption was that Trump was such a buffoon, such a huckster, that the American people would surely see through his tricks and lies.

You're such a buffoon, its laughable.

It doesn't work, mainly because Thor seems like such a buffoon.

Trump is such a buffoon in his tweets.

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In such cases, a nation is in real danger — it is ruled by the pride and arrogance of buffoons whose egos command the nation's laws and power for their own selfish and childish causes.

Father Zosima exhibits such foolish suffering when, early in the novel, he makes a low bow of humility before the cruel buffoon who is old Fyodor Karamazov.

Keeping that delusional old fossil in charge is the best option for everyone except Arsenal fans because they know he is a tactical buffoon — hence why people like Klopp are talking such rubbish.

If the sisters are all sluts, almost as irritating are the generally unflattering portrayals of brothers as shallow and shiftless buffoons, such as Chauncey (Clifton Powell), an unemployed alcoholic who boasts «I'm a mother - bleeping man» while being fellated, only to be stabbed in the chest during the act by the ex-girlfriend (Angell Conwell) providing the oral favors.

Scenes that should zing, such as taking notes on the script from his FBI higher - ups, suffer from a lack of energy that puts everyone to sleep, even Baldwin, who seems oddly stifled, as though the filmmakers can't quite decide if he should be a buffoon or a straight man.

It is very common to see white tip sharks, giant mantas, manta rays, fish such as buffoon, giant grouper, morays, and a great variety of many other species of different sizes and colors.

Since Lord Monckton had commented in this thread, there will be no name - calling, such as «liar, «buffoon,» etc. ~ dbs, mod.]