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Ineptness in sentence

29 examples of Ineptness in a sentence

I've just got to chime in on the technical ineptness of the film makers.
Does ineptness, lousy acting, worse continuity, and embarrassing budgets really make a movie unwatchable?
The most hardcore bad film buff will be surprised by the overall ineptness of this grade-z "film".
You would have to look far and wide to find anything that approaches the level of ineptness on display in this movie.
There was ineptness on the part of every main character, there was a string of hapless and ridiculous events, then the movie ended.
Pat Boone has absolutely no acting talent whatsoever, and his ineptness is exceeded only by that of his co-star Pamela Austin, a former model (yet one more reason to outlaw the insidious practice of inflicting talentless models on an unsuspecting moveiegoing public, a foul habit that unfortunately persists to this day).
There are some glimpses of insight into both the genius and the ineptness of Wood, and the portrayal of both qualities is a credit to the genuineness of the documentary.
The entire cast tries their best to make something out of this, but are overcome by the ineptness of the production crew.
"Double Agent 73" is an amateurish and inept movie, yet there is an honesty about its amateurishness and ineptness: you get the feeling that the people involved didn't want to cheat you, they really did try to make an espionage / action movie, they just lacked the talent and budget required.
The only person who rivals his ineptness is none other than Uwe Boll.
Houston is, of course, gorgeous and sings like an angel, but her acting "talent" is nowhere to be seen, and her ineptness brings down the whole movie--not that it had a lot going for it in the first place.
While a very intriguing idea, the ineptness of the transitions was a problem (they were very abrupt and choppy).
... ... I was utterly stunned by the degree of ineptness Julia Roberts displayed in what was obviously supposed to be her vehicle.
But this is what makes the film great, it's total ineptness at everything, from creating suspense to scaring the viewer.
"Blackenstein" is original and funny because of its ineptness, but after a while it nearly becomes unendurable to sit through.
It's pure ineptness from start to finish and some of the most ridiculous scenes in movie history.
These men all shared many wonderful traits--the ability to make films for almost nothing and a complete ineptness that makes many of their films unintentional laugh riots.
Frequent light flares into the camera lens, and overly dark night scenes only add to the ineptness of this improvised mess.
However, often despite the terrible budgets and overall cheesiness of the films, they were still often fun to watch--or at least to laugh at due to their ineptness.
Considering the absolute total ineptness of the acting, directing, and writing efforts here, there may be only enough loose coin to burn just one copy.
Now that I've seen it again, I'm less impressed but more forgiving of its ineptness.
Some Europeans and others may gloat over America’s failure in Iraq, and the ineptness – or worse – of US post-occupation policy cries to heaven.
Ogarkov’s ineptness (and inept mendacity), together with the mounting failure since 1979 of the Soviet Union’s war in Afghanistan, exposed the system’s advanced decrepitude.
Indeed, although the war with Georgia demonstrated the revived combat spirit of the Russian army – at least when compared to its ineptness in the two Chechen wars of the 1990’s – it also exhibited the grave defects of Russian military technology.
I hope so, and certainly the Obama administration is a breath of fresh air after the stunning ineptness of the Bush-Cheney years.
The “Chinese option” – economic rights and prosperity in exchange for public quiescence – is not feasible, owing to these regimes’ ineptness and rampant corruption.
While political infighting obviously might lie behind the Chinese government’s hesitancy and ineptness in managing the scandal, the Party undermined its public credibility further by initially trying to cover up the seriousness of the affair.
He was not able to do as much damage to the US as he hoped, but he managed to dominate the world agenda for a decade, and the ineptness of the initial American reaction meant that he could impose larger costs on the US than were necessary.
It is enough to mention the words “Vatican” and “bank” in the same sentence to start a cascade of jokes about comic-opera ineptness and skullduggery.