Sentence examples for lousy light from inspiring English sources

Years before, he'd been cut out of what turned into a wildly profitable start-up, leaving him as an underpaid and ineffectual high-school chemistry teacher with a bad mustache and a ranch house with tacky carpeting and lousy light.

"No make-up and lousy lighting".

So I started thinking if all parents were to hug our children every day -- and I'm not talking about the side hug with a lousy uncomfortable light tap-tap-tap on the back -- but a REAL hug where you shut your eyes, breathe in your child's hair and never let go until they are ready to release, we could possibly devoid the world of bullies.

In her one-bedroom, in a prewar building overlooking a housing project on Fourth Street, you can see how color alters a space, changing proportions, bringing symmetry to asymmetrical architectural elements (or simply hiding lousy architecture), redirecting light into a room or linking disparate objects.

Far from seeming irrelevant in the light of a lousy economy and what the press here calls "Bush's war," they have offered confirmation of Jean Cocteau's insistence that frivolity is as necessary as bread.

And then there has been a series of setbacks: the lousy weather, a faulty torch lighting during the opening ceremonies, the organizers' clumsy handling of ticket refunds, and NBC's much-lamented tape-delay broadcasts.

Without delving into the technical specifics, light water reactors are a pretty lousy choice if you're trying to scavenge up enough material to make a bomb.

She's happy to go to bed — just after another glass of water, another chocolate milk (okay, I'm a lousy parent, but she really likes it), or another light turned on or off.

When Mom looked down at me for the first time, I imagined her happiness mixed with concern over raising an African American child with light skin, blonde hair, sensitivity to bright light, and lousy vision.

When Mom looked down at me for the first time, I imagined her happiness mixed with concern over raising an African American child with light skin, blond hair, sensitivity to bright light, and lousy vision.

A lot of it is still too lousy for words, but there have been a few glimmers of diamondy light shining through the shit.