Sentence examples for so unprepared to from inspiring English sources

"I was troubled by the idea that the N.F.L.'s new experts on head trauma would be so unprepared to answer even basic questions about helmets," he said.

It's an obvious deal, and we can't set the bar so low just because this president was so unprepared to run the most powerful nation on Earth.

I am so unprepared to thank everyone that deserves to be mentioned up here.

Today, we have never been so connected to one another, so overwhelmed by information or so unprepared to successfully navigate this data-laden world.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board, writing Monday about the taxation of corporate profits and how that impacts the incomes of investors, wrote, "We're not sure if facts will matter in this cacophony, but someone should at least try to introduce a little reality into the debate, especially since Mr. Romney seems so unprepared to make the case".

I've prepared for this moment my whole life; yet now that I'm here, I feel so unprepared, so unequipped to handle the gravity of the situation.

I would say his resignation has just as much to do with the failures of that war, where Israeli soldiers were so unprepared that they had to raid Lebanese shops for food, as his corruption investigation.

Part two of that story was that she was so unprepared that she had to read notes written in ink across the palm of her hand to answer questions that were planted and staged with the audience.

The F.B.I.'s current state -- so unready, so unprepared and so unable to assess the accumulating warning signs of the hijackings -- is the result of years of neglect by the successors to J. Edgar Hoover, who ran the agency for 48 years.

When she entered the Miss OSU competition, she was so unprepared that she had to borrow two dresses from a foe (her eventual runner-up, as it turns out).

As recent hurricane forecasts have shown meteorology is far from perfect, but surely the French government would have preferred to overreact to a warning than to be caught so unprepared for barbaric attacks.