He had never seen a wizard work things out like this, simply by looking and touching; but Harry had long since learned that bangs and smoke were more often the marks of ineptitude than expertise.
We become stuck in an uncomfortable paradox; our ambitions have been ignited by greatness, but everything we know of ourselves points to congenital ineptitude.
And Charlie, with that arrogance, just started shouting to the judge about his ineptitude and this mantra built and built and built to a really violent place that he ended up being bound and gagged in court.
A prominent racist, his ineptitude kept him from securing any real power, which is why Hitler placed him in charge of the Nazi Party while he served time in prison after the Beer Hall Putsch.
And, of course, in Veep, Everyone is rotten to their very cores, but it is a kind of choreography of ineptitude, and they're both about- Oh, I love that term.
Because you thought you were getting will levis and then you know Malik Willis and some combination of ineptitude and that was not what we got from will levis.
Let me give you the more practical day to day example, because those are these albatross projects that are largely a byproduct of ineptitude and corruption.
But an effort to extract the hostages by a military raid ended in disastrous failure on April 25, 1980, and the outcome contributed to the public sense of presidential ineptitude.