• Ben Stone (Seth Rogen) is a feckless oaf with a wide grin, a bong, and four lazy housemates who are too old to be boys but will never, unless fate takes a hand, bother to grow into men.

    NEWYORKER: Knocked Up

  • But the government is trying hard to avoid the impression that it will encourage the feckless into a spending spree.

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  • Or maybe your idea of adulthood got its polish on a feckless trip to Iceland.

    NEWYORKER: Semi-Charmed Life

  • One forgets how easy it would have been for Ivanka to have chosen the life of a feckless socialite, as her contemporary Paris Hilton did.

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  • By and large, political leaders in Europe are a feckless lot.

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  • In California, a college professor (Robert Redford) tries to spur a feckless student (Andrew Garfield) to involve himself more boldly in the world, whatever form that may take.

    NEWYORKER: Lions for Lambs

  • He captures both the unpredictable menace of Mesrine and his near-comical showmanship the sense of a feckless free spirit who grew convinced, thanks in large part to the media, that he was something greater.

    NEWYORKER: Mesrine

  • Yet the IRS seems to go overboard, often painting an abused spouse as a willing accomplice to her tax-cheat husband or a feckless ignoramus spending money she should have known was owed for taxes.

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  • One looks at a handsome young stage actor like Stephen Campbell Moore, who, as the hero, Adam Fenwick-Symes, has penetrating eyes, and one thinks, Why is this fine-looking young man behaving in such a feckless and stupid way?

    NEWYORKER: Bright Young Things

  • The idea of doing a dirty Lassie movie is wittier than its execution in this go-for-the-gonads sci-fi flick about a huge guard dog named Max who becomes ultra-possessive of a feckless TV reporter (Ally Sheedy) after she springs him from an animal-experimentation lab.

    NEWYORKER: Man��s Best Friend

  • "We're dealing with feckless politicians wanting to extend a giveaway because of the optics, " despite the government's huge budget deficit, he said.

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  • Resuming Vile Bodies, he took a more vengeful course that would indict the fallen, feckless world that had betrayed him. (He would later, in A Handful of Dust, more roundly and explicitly indict his ex-wife).

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  • Three-quarters of Germans opposed the last expansion of the EFSF, which they see as a transfer of money from virtuous countries to feckless ones.

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  • Saying that the French are great winemakers, lovers, or connoisseurs is not a stereotype, but saying that the French are feckless and effete is.

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  • But look, he has also on other occasions said, when he gets - once John McCain gets to the required number of delegates - and that really is feckless, and I think Mike Huckabee will see it that way a little later on this week - and pull out.

    NPR: Day of Reckoning Ahead for Clinton, Obama

  • That the rate mechanism is charitably feckless in an unstable world speaks to the importance of the Treasury and Fed adopting a price rule.

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  • If we were watching a Hollywood comedy, this would be a cue for careful bonding, with the kid gradually drawn out of himself and the feckless adult impelled to take responsibility.

    NEWYORKER: Home Turf

  • She was the aunt type: a true Caribbean matriarch (though unmarried and childless), ruling the roost and dispensing wisdom with no feckless male around to steal the limelight.

    ECONOMIST: Eugenia Charles

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