feckless

So was the feckless feeling of having nothing to do.

And a feckless new law would be worse than nothing at all right now.

Eventually he met a rather feckless man who had seven children.

Now you see what a feckless fellow I really am.

What everyone knew without question was the feckless nature of the Articles.

The opposition is now so feckless that even its members say they have little hope.

Public opinion is finally beginning to put political heat on feckless leaders.

I want something none of my feckless clients could ever own.

But he was a feckless young man and likely to be kept in a state of frustration for a long time to come.

She probably considered me a feckless, trivial person and perhaps I was.

And never in our recent history has this country been so ill led by a most feckless Congress.

He has led, by his own judgment, a feckless life.

This feckless blue and white will miss by a mile.

"Your father could have been back by now if he wasn't so feckless!"

It's fair to add that America also needs fewer feckless parents.

The feckless thing was awake, so it had to be listening.

They were both feckless and ready to act without giving very much thought as to what the consequence of that action might be.

It's the only way to separate the disadvantaged from the feckless.

But the legacy of that day is not the feckless story I delivered.

It's time to hear about Iraq from us feckless wimps.

He'd gotten more feckless, judging by the story he was telling.

Wright force, turned to one of his feckless employees and ordered the man to do something.

The last thing you want to do is send a bunch of feckless civilians up against it.

Why feel sorry for the feckless individuals who come to us because nobody else will lend to them?

Other feckless painters might well have done the same.