Sentences with phrase «most feckless»

And of course the Tory peer was quite right: it's absurd to have a situation where the most feckless, unproductive sector of the economy is subsidised by the state to have children they would otherwise be unable to afford.

Momoa faces a depressingly routine gaggle of threats, flexes his muscles appropriately, and saves the day courtesy of one of the most feckless final swordfights ever to grace the screen.

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However, it is a welcome relief that Mr. Nuechterlein pauses to visit the «tradition of pacifist thought» that may «not be as feckless» as most think.

There are those on one side who would like to portray «errant» fathers as feckless or heartless, wilfully depriving their own offspring of the most basic financial security.

Most of the action revolves around the ruthless, patriarchal town notary (Peter Rudolf, very good), who is spending the day preparing for his feckless son's wedding.

In her performance as mild and bewildered Alice, Bell sets an early tone of gentle, sometimes raunchy absurdity, playing off Ed Helms as her feckless but determined spouse, Noah, with rapid - fire, non-sequitur dialogue, most of it funny but with a dark undercurrent of self - deprecating desperation.

This is the fault of feckless writers whose relation to what most of us know as the world of literature is so warped that they're willing to hack the system this way.

Then most everything overseas crashed even more than the US markets during the Great Meltdown, making asset allocation techniques appear feckless, so that had to be abandoned too.

At the outset, Broecker develops the theme that drives most of the support for geoengineering research in contemporary society, despair over feckless climate policymaking, or as Broecker characterizes it «nibbles by developed countries... swamped by increased energy demand in traditionally poor countries.»