Sentence examples for sort of clueless from inspiring English sources

Edwards does have a fickle target market, one so attached to the virtual reality of entertainment that they're sort of clueless to live show protocol (dance, sing - loudly?) and as such, the bash lacked spark.

Yet messages like his can reek of the very sort of clueless entitlement that the tech industry is already under public barrage for.

"Someone said, 'He's sort of clueless, isn't he?' and I guess you could say that," Shalhoub, 41, says of his "Wings" character.

"Now young employees are kind of clueless.

Yes indeed – the sort of person Corbyn is, is clueless: the advisor charged with sprucing him up himself sports not designer-stubble, but an unplanned beard − his spin doctor, Seamus Milne, appears quite unable to gauge the likely impact of his boss's shambolic performances, while one of his scarce PLP supporters, the Merseyside MP, Steve Rotheram, comes across as a starry-eyed fantasist.

Guys can be clueless to this sort of thing.

The messages that came my way were the sort of aggressive moves so often made by clueless cis men on Tinder, and included such delightfully original entreaties as "you wanna see my cock".

Unfortunately, President Trump is pursuing a version of clueless hawkishness.

How did you figure that out?' " Orman Normann is a clueless father in the great tradition of clueless fathers in children's books.

Happiness: Ah, the optimism of clueless happiness.

Brittany Murphy and Justin Walker at the premiere of "Clueless" in 1995.