Sentence examples for lame to from inspiring English sources

"ZZ Top seems lame to me.

So it was pretty lame to hear McEnroe talking about him fondly as a "personality".

But he probably has only a few months left in his job, and at home is increasingly seen as lame to the point of ineffectiveness.

May ruled out a return to the BBC2 show last month saying it would be "lame" to do it with a "surrogate Jeremy".

Top Gear presenter James May has ruled out returning to the BBC show without Jeremy Clarkson, saying it would be "lame" to do it with a "surrogate Jeremy".

If there were ever a movie to cause the lame to walk and the blind to see, The Master may just be it.

"The precedent set by the US September 2008 ban suggests that the measure is too lame to prevent a sharp downswing in prices if sentiment is bearish".

But, in truth, the movie is too lame to cause either outrage or grief — an indifferent shrug is more likely to be the audience response.

This summer's crop of lame-to-middling crime shows has only served to accentuate the importance of the professional values that "The Closer" delivers: crisp dialogue, forward motion, reasonably believable mysteries.

"It's much lamer to 'remember' your friend's birthday because Facebook told you to".

Wayland was captured by the Swedish king Nídud (Nithad, or Níduth), lamed to prevent his escape, and forced to work in the king's smithy.