Sentence examples for being lousy at from inspiring English sources
The men of the Bank of England, showing less than magnificent imagination, always put it down to women going off to have babies just when they're beginning to learn the game, and - a bit of useful self insight here - the Bank being lousy at helping them to reintegrate when they're ready to return.
But being lousy at math, I also did some quick research.
If you pay yourselves massive bonuses after we rescue you, you're rewarding yourselves for being lousy at your jobs.
At the same time, Barack Obama, who only a short time before had been chided by the media for being lousy at debate, not tough enough and lacking in edge, suddenly became the golden child.
And while Cohen doesn't believe her faith has a particularly strong effect on her cycling, or the other way around, she admits that due to the "stigma of Jewish people being lousy at sports,...I feel a certain pride when I do well or when another Jewish rider does well,...[and] I certainly feel closer to G-d when I'm out on a gorgeous day riding my bike".
I mean, I'm lousy at that kind of analysis.
"The Bayi team sure is lousy at basketball and should try some other sport — like boxing".
England have been lousy at 50-over cricket for as long as anyone can remember.
"We're lousy at ocean forecasting because the ocean is so unobserved," he said.
