Sentence examples for crummy looking from inspiring English sources

"She'll say the bushings are a little crummy looking, but they've got two or three years left in them," Ms. Ballan said.

Directed by Akiva Schaffer from an improvisation-enhanced script by Pam Brady, "Hot Rod" is unapologetically, almost proudly crummy looking, as though paying tribute with its sloppy framing and clumsy editing to the goofy, half-baked quality of its hero's stunts.

IDW's is especially crummy looking.

A back-up team called Keith Harrison and David Stranks, whose names evidently didn't measure up, were sitting somewhere crummier looking keenly at computers.

"The Sweetest Thing" has an unusually crummy look: it's quite an achievement to make Ms. Diaz, Ms. Applegate and Ms. Blair look bad, but "Thing" manages it.

Among the most fascinating parts of moving to New York from elsewhere is observing the hand-wringing over area teams that, judging by the tabloids, are disasters, but judging by on-the-field, or on-the-court, results, are usually doing O.K. (I'm a Royals fan, guys, so let me tell you what a crummy team looks like).

Since this isn't much of a film, there is nothing much else to say, other than that "The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things" was, unaccountably, badly shot in crummy-looking Super 16 film by Eric Edwards, who has done great work on films like "My Own Private Idaho".

WORST: Crummy-looking design.

Things are looking crummy for sliced, wrapped bread.

So did Dolores Crummy, who was looking at the children's clothes (toddlers' fleeces: 50 percent off) and found herself struck by something like conscience, or nostalgia, or an inchoate combination of the two.

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