Sentence examples for inept with from inspiring English sources

But are Democrats really so inept with language?

An exercise in shooting oneself in the foot, Trevor Nunn's staging of Sebastian Faulks's First World War novel was astoundingly inept, with risibly wobbling sets and sporadic attacks of melodrama.

Sunday's game proved that the grass isn't always greener on the other side as backup Jimmy Clausen, standing in for the injured Jay Cutler, was completely inept with the ball.

While analysts do not view his policies as particularly radical, his government is seen as inept, with the country's economy suffering the consequences and slowly disintegrating over the last two years.

However, this plodding account never finds an interesting theatrical language in which to do so, and at times it borders on the inept with rudimentary design, lighting and direction.

But that move also summed up why France would lose: the finishing was inept, with the hooker Sébastien Bruno ruining a try-scoring chance with a forward pass, and three other tries went begging in the first half.

It was: why couldn't this famousness have been true back then, when I felt socially inept and awkward with girls?

In poetry, too, the first products of Western influence were comically inept experiments with rhyme and with such unpromising subjects as the principles of sociology.

He said it was important not to lose my virginity in some inept fumble with a grubby schoolboy, but with a sophisticated older man.

If the richest, most powerful nation in the world cannot protect its troops with adequate armor, let's replace an inept management with one that can do the job.

Tanzania is still suffering the aftereffects of a "hopelessly inept experiment with socialism".