Sentence examples for lousy life from inspiring English sources

"All my lousy life I've crawled about in the mud!

The film ends with the timely return of Eve and God and this heavenly directive: Keep struggling, keep striving, no matter how lousy life gets.

I quoted a saying that I'd heard attributed to Fernand Léger: "Either a good life and lousy art or good art and a lousy life".

What keeps this picture from being unremittingly grim is the fact — hard for younger and able-bodied people to grasp, sometimes — that disability in itself doesn't have to mean a lousy life.

Altman was much praised for Vincent and Theo (1990), an uncharacteristically stiff film which pictured van Gogh as "a poor schmuck who had a lousy life," as he put it.

At the time of her appointment, she said: "If you think of a scale from -20 to +20, with -20 the most underprivileged, someone on -18 costs the taxpayer pounds £5.4m over their lifetime – and they have a lousy life.

He's obviously had a lousy love life.

She was there to talk about how lousy her life was.

That film's encouraging double moral seems to be that corruption can be fought and that a lousy sex life can be turned around, when you find the right person.

This would be a fine notebook without the 3-D screen, but unless you have a specific need for that feature, I don't think it's worth paying $3,500 to watch movies or play games in 3-D, especially with such lousy battery life.

In a life lousy with rotten judgment, running out on rehab may have been the dumbest move ODB ever made.