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• Hugo obligingly applies a Yorkshire accent and looks gormless.
• Prat : A prat is a gormless oik.
• She initially encouraged the relationship between Charles and Diana because she thought Diana was gormless,
• It seems to mean a foolish or gormless person, a bit of an idiot.
• I was ready to stop being so gloomy and gormless, but didn't quite know how.
• Usually North Country people are shown as gormless, whereas in actual fact, they are very alive and cynical ."
• Rose is lusted after-- and knows it-- by the gormless Gomer, but with whom else is he dallying?
• Tony Parsons, on the other hand, reviewing for the same magazine, described it as " tuneless, gormless, gutless ".
• Daniel Booth of " Melody Maker " was less positive, simply summarising " On Something " as " a gormless Pavement ".
• Grace Dent called him a " spooky little git ", and her fellow " Guardian " writer Daniel Martin deemed him " gormless ".
• Anyway, Job is strong stuff compared for instance to the gormless whining about the beaks of Galapagian finches that I just read in the Watch Tower.
• "She initially encouraged the relationship between Charles and Diana because she thought Diana was gormless, " her brother-in-law told The Mail.
• The trio would often cross paths with Smiler and use him for whatever scheme or activity they were doing ( largely because of his tall height and gormless nature ).
• VE may be aimed at attracting gormless newbie editors, or those who want to do Galleries and Chinese language, but it's useless for my sort of wikignoming.
• The telephone response from Naval Intelligence ( Ronnie Barker ), was always an extremely gormless and dimwitted delivery of Ello, Intelligence'ere " or " This is intelligence speakin.
• Or Kirk Douglas as a red-bearded macho van Gogh in " Lust for Life " and Cornel Wilde as a gormless Chopin in " A Song to Remember ."
• The MC for the show, Bernard Manning, claimed he was cast in the role because he " had been on The Comedians and he had that gormless look about him so he was ideal ."
• As Bradshaw states : " In the outrageous role of Sir James, Tom Bennett comes very close to pinching the whole film, with his gormless, grinning comedy : the David Brent of Georgian England.
• The media historian Brian McFarlane writes that on film, Formby portrayed gormless Lancastrian innocents who would win through against some form of villainy, gaining the affection of an attractive middle-class girl in the process.
• Nick's exit in 2005 was celebrated by Frances Grant, who labelled the character " gormless " and " boring ", comparing him unfavorably to the " Coronation Street " character Ken Barlow.