Sentence examples for slightly inept from inspiring English sources
Most of us are well-meaning, if maybe slightly inept online communicators.
The direct excerpt from "Death Mix" forms the first two minutes of this anonymous, slightly inept mix.
After the first few hours yesterday, the self-portrait appeared to show a mosaic of polite rule-breakers, exhibitionists with a social conscience and slightly inept publicans.
Franz Ferdinand's songs most often begin with an energetic, slightly inept rock version of a disco beat, and the band's strongest suit is the way they work around that beat, using two guitars and a bass to create clever little machines that honk and beep in memorable ways.
He's got the glasses of Steve Jobs, the uniform of Bill Gates, the slightly inept never-say-die attitude of Clive Sinclair and the vast haircut of Steve Wozniak in the 1970s, although back then Wozniak wore it as a beard.
The former white-haired version, while full of confidence and capability when it came to fighting, always came off as slightly inept with women, his impotent hip thrusts hitting the empty air with all the frustration of a rotoscoped Frank Booth.
Musical bandwidth is also trafficked heavily by once and future reality TV stars who, exploiting new audio technologies, are able to release recordings only slightly better than an inept yodeler with laryngitis.
'She's just lovely; completely unpretentious and unpompous but she's also highly ambitious and is slightly guilty of emphasising the inept, haywire side of her character because she knows it's attractive,' said one.
A dork is thought to be slightly sillier and also socially inept, but perhaps not interested in a niche or academic pursuit.
It is not a cool chat-up line, that's for sure, but, reading the press serialisation of Brooke's book, I was surprised to find myself feeling slightly sorry for this odd, socially inept man.
He was inept as a blocker (physical execution was slightly more of an issue than mental execution) and failed to capitalize on opportunities as a receiver.
