ineloquently

If I believe the news media, both candidates are courting my vote, if somewhat ineloquently.

What the younger people ineloquently call "sucking face."

I was attempting, perhaps ineloquently, to make a humorous comment on the oddity of there being pot smokers in an organization that calls itself conservative and religious.

Though he is willing to donate millions to finance Islamic studies in American universities (ostensibly to "bridge the gap between West and East"), the prince ineloquently evaded the question of why he does not invest similar funds to educate Saudi students about Judaism and Christianity.

Rosie has since issued numerous public apologies via her Twitter account, including one to Little People, Big World star Amy Roloff, saying "i am sorry my words hurt u and made u sad - they were ineloquently phrased - i apologize and am pained at my own inadequacy."