| What you were doing in Rome is hitting on what is usually a prince of imbecility. |
| There's enough manic imbecility, though, to maintain the film's screwball tone. |
| But these are checked by dispiriting reflections on my melancholy temper and imbecility of mind. |
| This presented me with a major problem, since crime disgusts me almost as much as violence and imbecility, though they're often tightly linked. |
| The nobility had died, the aristocracy had marched to imbecility or ordure! |
| He has immovable opinions about all the great affairs of state, but nine-tenths of them are sheer imbecilities. |
