Sentence examples for lousy ideas from inspiring English sources

Assuming the ratio of quality work to dreck has remained approximately constant throughout, the absolute quantity of lousy ideas mathematically must have increased.

Burning books is a lousy idea.

It's a lousy idea, Hamilton thought.

Puns are normally a lousy idea, but Baker's have a goofy charm.

And one stalwart traditionalist explains why he thinks all of this is a lousy idea.

But it is also just common sense: Driving while holding a cellphone is a lousy idea.

The South Korean experience shows that "real name" policies are a lousy idea, and privacy threats are only one reason.

"Every so often there's a suggestion that a police state may actually be a lousy idea," Ms. Dargis wrote in The Times in September.

Ajai Sahni, executive director, South Asia Terrorism Portal, a New Delhi-based research group: NCTC is a lousy idea and its implementation is even worse.

He thinks it is a lousy idea to try terrorists in civilian courts, where a judge could "release them with a stroke of a pen".

Every so often there's a suggestion that a police state may actually be a lousy idea, but this thought dies even faster than the disposable characters.