Sentence examples for a bit lame from inspiring English sources
Stranger: I think it's a bit lame.
It conjures up images of something a bit lame.
Walking back, Barande-Barbe said: "He's a bit lame.
"The two-jobs stab is a bit lame and unoriginal," he said.
Perhaps it is more of a lament (Ltn "a bit lame") for a lost potency.
The 4D bit is mind-blowing, the buildup and comedown a bit lame.
I am surprised to see what appealed most to readers in The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, because, well, it's a little bit lame to pluck this from the wonder of that novel: "Wrong will be right, / when Aslan comes in sight, / At the sound of his roar, / sorrows will be no more".
If cinemas are choosing not to show it, it's even less clear whether this is because of security concerns, they think too many people have already seen it online, or, as you may have heard, that The Interview is just a little bit lame.
That would have been in the "little bit lame" — but not "ridiculous" — category into which exaggerations of running prowess are sorted.
Sylvia Waycot, editor at Moneyfacts.co.uk, says: "ISA season is the equivalent of Christmas for savers, with lots of competitive rates, fanfares and razzmatazz, but so far this year it is turning out to be a bit of a lame duck.
