Use of the word inept in a sentence example

inept

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I have never heard anyone so inept at making speeches. [adjective]

At best they were seen as well-meaning do-gooders and at worst inept meddlers. [adjective]

I've always been a little inept at expressing my feelings. [Please select]

She made some remark deliciously inept--I wish I could remember it. [Please select]

A commonplace message, written or telephoned, would be inept. [Please select]

But the great American hotel is a classic, and to praise it may seem inept. [Please select]

But the race was also in some ways strangely inept. [Please select]

_ do they really imagine that I am going to answer their inept effusions. [Please select]

What a storm of obloquy would have burst upon such inept diplomacy in America, or in England, or even in France. [Please select]

Congress was inept and had in it men, as the patient General Greene said, "without principles, honor or modesty." [Please select]

The one inept remark which Shelley seems ever to have made was that "there is nothing to see in France." [Please select]

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