Sentence examples for Slightly bungling from inspiring English sources

As Swallow, the lawyer (here sung by James Rutherford, a sturdy bass), questions Grimes, the music is a web of officious and slightly bungling counterpoint.

He slightly bungled the pattern on the snare, and dozens of angry nitpickers let him know it.

The assassination of Julius Caesar on the "Ides of March" in 44BCE was in reality a bungled and slightly seedy operation.

Hawks fault President Bush for bungling the war in Iraq.

Yes, Mountford and Hewer are the slightly sinister-looking silver-haired couple who sit either side of Sugar in the boardroom and go out to spy on the contestants bungling the tasks they have been set, and trampling all over each other to get to the prize - a £100,000-a-year job.

At times, the vaunted movement has appeared to be bungling.

Bungled Congo.

They bungled everything.

The UN had bungled.

Lines were bungled.

"But that was bungled".