Carol Levenson, editor of Gimme Credit, a newsletter for institutional investors, added: "It's tough to tell the difference between ineptitude and chicanery from the outside".
It has a dictatorial boss, a sceptical feminist element aware that history is a catalogue of "masculine ineptitude" and a central conflict between bustling pragmatism and beleaguered humanism.
But there is a difference between making mistakes and wholesale ineptitude.
Steve West of Cinemablend stated that "the balance between laughing at Michael's ineptitude and the discomfit of Oscar was handled so deftly that it's a wonder the show became successful when similarly great writing in Arrested Development did nothing to garner viewers".
The Wildcats outlasted No. 12 Cornell, 62-45, in a bizarre East Regional semifinal game in which the Wildcats fluctuated between stretches of dominance and offensive ineptitude.
Mother's Day features far fewer characters and subplots, stretched thin over a punishingly protracted 118 minutes; there's no buffer between you and the movie's ineptitude.
But a musician needs to back up his promotional prowess with skill, and at Mr. Siem's recital on Monday at Le Poisson Rouge with the pianist Kyoung Im Kim, there was a dumbfounding gap between his retro suavity and the ineptitude of his playing.
It's the only way to differentiate between honest slip-ups, deviousness and ineptitude.
Mr. Caparulo's joking about his ineptitude on the basketball court represents a sharp contrast between Edge and its principal rival, Gillette, a Procter & Gamble brand.
Rather, it is a more recent story of political ineptitude and corruption, and of a postcolonial class struggle between the disenfranchised poor and these countries' elites.
