Sentence examples for inept question from inspiring English sources

I was reminded by news accounts of pageant judge Kathy Ireland asking Miss Florida an inept question that we once would have categorized as "have you stopped beating …" well, you know.

With La Russa displaying little patience for inept questions and Valentine showing less.

He points at his twitching leg, which I thought a sign of his irritation at my inept questions.

In fact, there are a whole slew of academic articles that employ faulty logic (many of which cite this article to make their own claim on lesbian obesity), small sample sizes, inept research questions, and arguably homophobic and fat-phobic hypotheses, in an attempt to prove that lesbians are an overweight and obese population, and that we have BMIs higher than the average heterosexual woman.

But they have become a major political issue in large part because of the White House's inept response to questions about how they were written.

She is being taught the TERC method, and like many other parents I feel inept in responding to questions about its formulas for breaking down numbers to add or subtract.

Her quest to clear Brody's name has to be put on hold, however, so she could attend the Congressional hearing which asks some very important questions: how inept is the CIA not to foresee a bombing of its own headquarters?

What's even funnier is that those who are now questioning the Obama campaign's legitimacy in probing Romney's business record would be screaming bloody murder and calling the Obama campaign all forms of inept if they didn't question Romney's business record at Bain and somehow lost the presidency.

Perhaps the pony in question was just a bit inept, and did this a lot?

He also shifts attention from his personal stewardship of the economy, which Americans consider inept, to the broader and more abstract question of inequality, where Democrats should be on firmer ground.

At the weekly House of Commons bear-pit of prime minister's questions (PMQs) Sir Menzies was inept, his notes grasped in visibly shaking hands.