Sentence examples for bit crappy from inspiring English sources

Being a bit crappy, a bit banal, a bit kitsch is the principal requirement for a pop art icon.

You might feel a bit crappy for a little while.

Is it me, or is it a bit crappy to make the leap from treating benefits claimants better to putting 10,000 more police on the streets and adding more border guards with little in the way of assurance about the fairness or humanity of those police and border guards?

NANCYFRANKLIN: The wedding coverage on TLC is every bit as crappy as you would expect it to be.

He told the CBC they mentioned the bit about crappy pay.

Some of this does have some general interest, particularly in letters where Beckett ticks off Simone de Beauvoir or Alexander Trocchi for various bits of crappy professional behaviour.

Instead of just a little bit of narrow, crappy data once a year, we'll be harvesting crappy data every day.

There are so many things that we do for our children yet only this crappy bit of paper goes worldwide".

Now I live in Manchester, in a redbrick three-bedroom terraced house that cost less than a one-bed studio in a crappy bit of outer London.

People like the idea of brightening up the city and making people stop and take notice of things that they have never noticed before, even if it is a crappy bit of railing".

"I grew up under Thatcher in the 80s, a bit of a crappy time for the north, especially Manchester and Liverpool.