The defendant, a strange looking young man who appeared dull-witted, stammered unintelligibly as he struggled to tell his version of the facts. |
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In both instances, the monkey appears to be dull-witted and yet gains the upper hand with a quick response. |
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It is a conflict that occurs on the highest realms of thought and faces the fiercest of oppositions from the pragmatic, dull-witted masses. |
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But the response of pub owners to the downturn in trade has been typically dull-witted. |
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She seemed always on a constant high of life and her biting sarcasm didn't help the dull-witted contenders. |
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In the brief conversation, the coachman advises the dull-witted pancake vendor recently arrived from his village on how best to sell his goods. |
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Some people will probably think of us dull-witted if we ask the same question again after a conversation. |
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What's so depressing about the current censorship is its lack of imagination, its dull-witted displacements and deletions, its demagogic vacuity. |
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Since I am not usually dull-witted about these things I think it might be broken. |
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Most prominent is Kevin, the sloe-eyed, dull-witted actor played by Dermot Mulroney almost as a pastiche of Keanu Reeves. |
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Through one of those fortuities that illumine the paths of even the dull-witted, I stumbled upon Henry George. |
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The lumbering Ukrainian came across as dull-witted — or was that a deliberate pose? |
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Not all rugby needs to be attractive but dull-witted, orthodox Test sides are increasingly struggling. |
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A weak and dull-witted man sees the hand of providence when he is confronted by a strong and powerful adversary and succumbs to him. |
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There's so much to enjoy here, however, that even dull-witted blockheads like me will whoop with pleasure. |
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Well that's fine, doing what you do, you can't be dull-witted. |
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The problem is that he's dull-witted and easily manipulated. |
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Clicking his tongue, breathing heavily, standing listlessly and with a dull-witted look on his face at times, he couldn't even keep himself from yawning. |
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But it's in the practicalities that the prime minister's approach slips from draconian to dull-witted. |
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The latter are so unconcerned they barely market, or even edit, and as a result have so little money or cachet that they attract only the dull-witted to put ink on paper. |
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Even the spies, although big, are uniformly fat and somewhat dull-witted. |
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