Sentence examples for clueless over from inspiring English sources

He told Paris Match in October 2015 that he and his brother Alec, who died in 2008, were "clueless" over their father's estate.

The "head over the shoulder" approach just stifles innovation and reduces performance while "throwing work over the wall" breeds contempt and distrust and leaves managers clueless over the actions of their team.

Suffice it to say that I remember Star Wars just before it became massive in the UK, when some of us clueless types over here thought you pronounced it with the accent on the second word in the British style, like Hong Kong!

(Indeed, it strikes you in passing as sort of an intriguing linguistic riddle -- how can the artiste spew out so many verboten words in such profusion and still end up with something approximating a real sentence?) You are not, you like to think, a totally clueless, hopeless, addled, over-the-hill geezer, but this does seem like thoroughly offensive and even provocative behavior.

And because you've likely tripped over enough clueless clods, you probably already know how NOT to be one when you're the out-of-towner.

As a narrative it was very fondly regarded because so many of us imagined a clueless botanist pedaling over the cobblestones with the clockwork Helvetian order dissolving under him.

This is where clueless marketers go over the top and say things like: "I'm your biggest fan" or "I'm an avid reader" or "I'm in love with your blog" in order to get a measly link or mention - without actually being a true fan.

A continuing poster campaign by Sapro, which had started before General Hertog took over, is disturbingly clueless.

We all learned in high school that Grant's two terms (1869-77) were a carnival of corruption, presided over by a clueless amateur.

The piece recounted the painful tale of the time an over-confident and clueless man at a party explained her own book to her – an experience that many women can sympathise with to some degree.

"Sometimes they may be just a little over-eager and clueless".