| Is God a fool, a simpleton who can be fobbed off with an empty formula of words? |
| But interestingly enough, he is the very human core to the film, a strong, faithful muscleman whose basic needs match his simpleton intellect. |
| By marrying a simpleton, he hopes to prevent his fear of being made a cuckold being realized. |
| That is not to imply that everyone running an insurer is a crook, a fraud or a simpleton. |
| I was mocked as a simpleton when I sang of birds and bees and flowers like a child. |
| He was more than ever sure that Grannie was a simpleton and Csar a brazen hypocrite. |
