Sentence examples for totally unsuited from inspiring English sources

West should have bid his spades again, since his hand was totally unsuited for defense.

Like smart-aleck teenagers anywhere, they had chosen the class clown, someone totally unsuited to the responsibility.

I found the folds and flaps of my origami orange completely defeating and the glue pen I was given totally unsuited to the task.

Wordsworth and his followers, particularly Keats, found the prevailing poetic diction of the late 18th century stale and stilted, or "gaudy and inane," and totally unsuited to the expression of their perceptions.

She soon proved to be totally unsuited to the domestic routine of marriage, and after a year or so she was suffering from melancholia, which eventuated in complete nervous collapse.

"The development of military capability outside Nato as envisaged at Cologne will inevitably create a conflict between the EU and Nato, undermine the US commitment to Europe and give the EU a role for which it is totally unsuited".

Captain Stewart Lipinski Karan Soniis is earnest, energetic and probably entirely unsuited to his job.

Today's buildings are hopelessly unsuited and totally unneeded".

All this seems precisely unsuited to the talents of Clint Eastwood.

Skinny jeans are now totally unacceptable; not only are their chimney forms out of fashion and unsuited to the furnace-like heat, but also, as you've probably heard, they might cause you to lose your legs.

But many were simply unsuited to the soil.