Sentence examples for utterly inept from inspiring English sources

Judge McMahon called Mr. Cromitie "utterly inept" before she sentenced him.

With even a limited mandate they could help professionalise the utterly inept bureaucracy.

In "Tombstone," Mao emerges as patriotic but megalomaniacal, crudely vindictive, and utterly inept.

And it would look more likely if their current crop of front-runners weren't so utterly inept and fallible.

However, the MPs found the coppers at fault ("utterly inept") rather than the BBC.

Bell, Pietersen and Morgan came and went feeling unlucky, but looking utterly inept.

If Arab leaders have only the moral courage to draw lines around Israel's behavior, but no moral courage to decry the utterly corrupt and inept Palestinian leadership, or the depravity of suicide bombers in the name of Islam, then we're going nowhere.

On another occasion Carr was quoted as damning the movie as "one of the most inept, amateur, utterly flat excuses for a film that has ever been concocted".

Things turned nastier still when a widely circulated 'private' email attributed to Caleb Carr accused the director of conjuring 'one of the most inept, amateur, utterly flat excuses for a film that has ever been concocted' and declared that the film would only be salvageable with 'another 10 million in reshoots'.

Matthew's boss was inept and utterly irritating.

The Cain camp, and the candidate himself, has appeared utterly unprepared and woefully inept at handling the fallout.