| He seemed totally unperturbed and even a little pleased that I had doltishly knocked on his door. |
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| His only purpose was to behave doltishly in dire circumstances to create tension. |
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| They find it intolerable to think that sentient beings as gross as we are will doltishly persevere. |
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| Visit on a weekday, and you will feel like a truant officer as you doltishly make your way through groups of twenty-somethings in skinny black jeans, architect glasses, and porkpie hats. |
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| Smiling doltishly in front of the TV lights in Bayern Munich's car park as if he had done nothing wrong, Tevez himself had the nerve to offer the same feeble mantra. |
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| Perhaps this comes down to yet another failure of imagination by the British public, who doltishly assume that this is a garment which they would be obliged to knot round their necks, in the manner of BA cabin crew. |
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| Meanwhile, the sense of personal responsibility and self-ownership draw ever closer to extinction, a trend doltishly hailed with thunderous applause. |
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