Sentence examples for a feckless underclass from inspiring English sources

Indeed, despite tabloid headlines about a feckless underclass intent on milking the benefits system, tax evasion is a far bigger social scourge than fraudulent benefit claims.

These figures, together with information on previous criminal histories, led the Sun to describe the rioters as being part of a "feckless criminal underclass".

Krystal, for those who haven't read the novel, is Krystal Weedon, the sixth-former daughter of a junkie, doing her best to bring up her toddler brother – and symbolic of a feckless and semi-criminal underclass living in an adjoining housing estate called the Fields that the more conservative elements of Pagford would like to see separated from their midst by dint of a boundary change.

Only a feckless bureaucracy could conclude otherwise.

But these days, the political center is a feckless shell.

A "feckless weakling", Chris Christie, the New Jersey Governor, recently called him.

The ruckus is over Ivan (Brian Stokes Mitchell), a feckless actor.

According to McCabe, Lynch and Yates "made a feckless compromise".

Bob and his friends are a feckless, obsessed crew.

(Christie did, however, call President Obama a "feckless weakling").

He described his bookmaker father, Joseph, as a feckless drifter.