Sentence examples for deeply clueless from inspiring English sources
Bondy was directly in charge of CityTime, and the most generous thing one can say about him is that he was deeply, deeply clueless.
OK, two voices from conservative media are easy targets, but the liberal media has been just as clueless, or uncaring, about how deeply Jackson resonated with blacks.
Oblivious to the fact that his good friend, Dr. Rank (Michael J. Asberry), is deeply in love with Nora, Torvald is equally clueless that one of the bank's current employees, Nils Krogstad (Adam Elder), might have cause to blackmail its new manager.
She is clueless, and cheerily clueless about her cluelessness.
But as well as the more clueless aspects of their tactics (witness Unison's Dave Prentis making a deeply clever appeal to middle Britain by citing such great popular touchstones as the general strike of 1926), the unions are held back by a bigger difficulty: the failure of the watershed moment into which we're being pushed to find any expression in the wider culture.
