Sentence examples for ineptly attempting from inspiring English sources
Life After the Show Cera and Duke discuss the success they've had following their internet show, ineptly attempting to hide their sadness, loneliness and dependency on booze.
It is inhabited by a cast of semi-crazed inadequates: desperate peasants cack-handedly trying to rip each other off while ogling each other's wives; a "perpetually drunk" doctor obsessively watching his neighbours; young women trying to sell themselves in a ruined mill; a disabled girl ineptly attempting to kill her cat.
Unable to make any sort of cogent point to rebut Bayh's intimations, Crocker ineptly attempted to raise Osama bin Laden as a spectre of fear, telling Bayh, "I noted in my testimony that Osama bin Laden fairly recently referred to Iraq as the perfect base for al Qaeda and it is a reminder that for al Qaeda, having a safe base on Arab soil is extremely important today".
Mr. Michaels made a splash on Broadway in 1962 with his play "Tchin-Tchin," an Americanized version of a farcical, bittersweet French comedy about a pair of betrayed spouses attempting, ineptly, to gain their revenge by having an affair of their own.
A jury in Los Angeles rejected last month the claim by Richard W. Miller, the first agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to be charged with espionage, that he had been attempting, however ineptly, to infiltrate the K.G.B., not knowingly betraying his country.
While some conservatives are ineptly trying to weaponize this harmless content, this apparent attempt at "exposing" Cortez is so asinine it feels like trolling, and Twitter has taken note.
While some conservatives are ineptly trying to weaponise this harmless content, this apparent attempt at "exposing' Cortez is so asinine it feels like trolling, and Twitter users have taken note.
But probably ineptly, so she survived.
Who cut the eyeholes so darn ineptly?
