| By that time it is out of the hands of the police so it is ludicrous to suggest that the police handled the case ineptly. |
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| Let's refresh your memory and remind you why you are able to speak freely, albeit ineptly. |
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| Is winding up in the back of a taxi at four o'clock in the morning, fumbling ineptly with unfamiliar zippers a good sign? |
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| They are ineptly led and cut off from important sections of big business by their line over Europe. |
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| In the television show, Homer responds by ineptly professing his love for Marge, who later goes to him at the nuclear power plant where he works. |
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| Corruption had become endemic, the economy was ineptly managed, and the ruling party itself was unable to offer anything but fossilized mantras. |
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| His character is a white youth of supreme stupidity who hilariously and ineptly adopts the mannerisms of black street talk. |
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| We have no legal right to prevent our government from trying to brainwash us, however ineptly. |
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| At times, after a particularly long-winded question ineptly put, the defendant would look totally at sea. |
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| The ineptly conceived murder of the boys is resoundingly anticlimactic. |
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| From here on, the movie is a grotesquely overacted, ineptly staged screamfest. |
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| The minister should consider these factors when dealing with the festivals file, which she has handled so ineptly and condescendingly. |
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| Financially needy, they often settled for quantity rather than quality and often ineptly mixed various types of grape. |
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| It relates rather to the weight placed on Stéphane Dion's alleged miscomprehension of what was fundamentally an ineptly worded question. |
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| Yet the worst that can reasonably be said about his performance is that he made an indefensible remark from which he ineptly tried to climb down at first prompting. |
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| Following the disastrous premiere of his First Symphony, ineptly led by a drunk conductor, the composer went into a depression and creative paralysis. |
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| This is particularly true of those managers and experts who apparently feel that what they have to say is so supremely important that it does not matter how ineptly they say it. |
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| From there it fought on sometimes ineptly, often bravely until victory in 1945. One mountain, two tigersAsia has never had a strong China and a strong Japan. |
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| On their arrival the two friends ineptly discover the joys of the beach and partying until the unexpected arrival of the police who accuse them of breaching the peace and take them to the police station. |
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| In particular, the merged group would be behaving ineptly towards its subscribers if it regularly swapped the order of channels in the electronic programme guide. |
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| There are white vans driven by knuckleheads and modified junk-mobiles with bean can exhausts piloted ineptly by post-pubescent males who still live with their parents. |
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