| Not all rugby needs to be attractive but dull-witted, orthodox Test sides are increasingly struggling. |
| In the brief conversation, the coachman advises the dull-witted pancake vendor recently arrived from his village on how best to sell his goods. |
| Well that's fine, doing what you do, you can't be dull-witted. |
| Some people will probably think of us dull-witted if we ask the same question again after a conversation. |
| She seemed always on a constant high of life and her biting sarcasm didn't help the dull-witted contenders. |
| It is a conflict that occurs on the highest realms of thought and faces the fiercest of oppositions from the pragmatic, dull-witted masses. |
