Sentence examples for lousy sense from inspiring English sources

I mean stuff like waiting in a vehicle until another player catches up, allowing them to hop in, or providing covering fire when someone else (often me) is stuck out in the middle of a street with an empty clip and a lousy sense of direction.

This is easy if the source of the pain was, say, only a lousy sense of ethics by your predecessor.

Unfortunately, their guidance may be deeply flawed.Two economists, Deirdre McCloskey of the University of Illinois, and Stephen Ziliak of Roosevelt University, think their colleagues do a lousy job of making sense of figures, often falling prey to elementary errors.

The game in Mogi Mirim, everyone agreed, had been lousy, but, in a general sense, so had the entire season — the least compelling in recent memory.

They are, instead, the resentments you hear from a class of Americans less elite than Mr. Romney but more elite than the 47 percent, privileged but only just, feeling squeezed by a lousy economy and by a sense of falling behind in a fast-changing country.

In a sense he had a lousy year in 2000, what with his shareholdings down 90%.

If things are going badly, there's no sense spreading the tension of your lousy round throughout the group.

He's a lousy speaker, shy, and he doesn't have a good sense of humor.

There is a sense among some scholars, too, that smarties make lousy presidents.

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

And I don't just mean lousy as in "bad"; I also mean it in the original sense, "infested with lice".