feckless造句怎麼寫

SOCIETIES have often distinguished between the deserving poor (afflicted by sickness or disability) and the undeserving sort (the feckless and workshy).

Unlike the Germans, who seize every opportunity to denounce Chancellor Angela Merkel for using their hard-earned money to rescue feckless southern Europeans, the French do not seem to mind a bit.

That has not stopped Mr Romney from calling Mr Obama's foreign policy "feckless" and accusing him of "an eloquently justified surrender of world leadership".

But what they detest is the idea that it might let feckless Italians and Portuguese off the hook.

Had Seth noticed how, in Patty's stories, the discipline always came from Walter, as if Patty were just some feckless bystander whose job was to be cute?