Sentences with phrase «wearing dunce»
The students, some wearing dunce caps, refused to leave and organised a series of life drawing classes near the entrance to the central London gallery.
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Cuomo should be forced to go sit in a corner wearing a dunce cap.
In one mailer, Amedore «gets an F» on education issues and is pictured wearing a dunce cap (His campaign sent a blistering statement earlier this month when the Tkaczyk campaign wrote in an email to supporters «Now we're not saying George Amedore is stupid, but...»).
(I want to make clear from the start that these poor people aren't wearing the dunce caps by choice, but because the church is attempting to shame them.)
Your desires to wear a dunce cap is duly noted... My religious belief is contiguously referenced thru my many postings here and your depraved wordage is not a welcoming issue but is unsound cynicism unworthy of reading... Your abusive connotations wreaks of analytical dementia and oozes of delirium...
ANDREW WEARS THE DUNCE CAP AGAIN — LALOR BLASTS STUPID WAGE REGULATIONS added by dskriloff on March 26, 2013 View all posts by dskriloff →
Educated people who accept climate change should wear dunce caps.
Or shamed by being made to stand in the corner, wear a dunce cap, or write lines on the board.
Not exact matches
And for the most pessimistic fans playing the same note over and over and over they should have their avatar wearing a giant dunces cap for a week / month.
(of course, if you manage to lose 100 % muscle, you will be forced to wear the Dieter's Dunce cap)
In general, I can accurately state that almost every person I ever met in my career who had started out as a classroom teacher, (and some even skip that step), and «rise» in the hierarchy of lapdogs, «yes» men and women, education stooges, and hatchet men and women for their «higher ups» and «betters», all wear that same annoying «mask» that passes for a human face as exemplified and perpetually worn by Duncan the Dunce.
After all the buildup, having to go back to school or work and tell people you failed felt like wearing a «dunce» cap and sitting on a stool in the corner.