Sentence examples for it's hapless from inspiring English sources

At its lesser moments, it's hapless, like a poorly lighted mumblecore movie.

Saatchi's letter said it was "hapless of you to spring to Nigella's defence last week, as she always found you toe-curlingly vile, and would have been aghast at having you as her valiant supporter".

It was hapless on nine three-and-out drives.

There is no claim that ELAS, or the Democratic Army of Greece which replaced it, were hapless victims.

She's hapless; crows land on her head.

And after all, it's only hapless foreigners who stumble into Sudan's elastic maze of politically motivated piety who have been rescued in the past.

"It's a hapless attempt to tame the terrifying," Michael Bierut, a partner at Pentagram Design, said.

It's a hapless cycle one that is sustained by systemic social disadvantage.

Hamburg's attack was "hapless like Schäferhund without teeth".

But it is soon clear that she is hapless when it comes to translating what isn't said.

"After all, England have traditionally been hapless when it comes to the one-day format whereas the Australians consistently lorded it over the rest of world and the most interesting question each international tournament was who would finish runner-up to them this time around.