Sentence examples for ineptitude from from inspiring English sources

Can smell the odor of ineptitude from hundreds of miles away.

But its preoccupation with defending Ike against (mostly British) accusations of ineptitude, from an American perspective, is overdone.

Ian Allinson looked to have saved Arsenal with a fine goal, until a rare moment of ineptitude from Jennings put Oxford through.

Like other amateur and outsider art that has lately been reclaimed -- from thrift-shop paintings to ditties by schizophrenics -- they can make observers think twice about what, if anything, separates naïveté and ineptitude from inspiration.

And now it was gone...A railway childIf she was not mad, perhaps her strangeness, shyness and social ineptitude sprang from her background.

Yet, with all these tales of economic ineptitude emanating from the GOP, it is Obama who is bearing most of the blame for the country's continued poor economic performance.

The intent of the law was not to facilitate the government's revealing sensitive information about its citizenry, but rather to make sure the government cannot conceal its own ineptitude or malfeasance from any legitimate inquiry from the media or any other private interest.

Failure, he argues, results less from ignorance (not knowing enough about what works) than from ineptitude (not properly applying what we know works).

Failure, he argues, results not so much from ignorance (not knowing enough about what works) as from ineptitude (not properly applying what we know works).

Blown coverages and poor reads are one thing, but there's a certain purity in defensive ineptitude that stems from bad tackling.

The New Yorker, May 10 , 1993P. 83 Near an unidentifiable bust in a no longer fashionable Public Park, Ineptitude is saved from Contumely by Worldly Success.