Sentence examples for notoriously lousy from inspiring English sources

LABOUR conditions in China can be notoriously lousy.

Writers make notoriously lousy tourists, continually being disappointed by what they see as opposed to what they've imagined.

He ends the book with a minute-by-minute dissection of Kevin Costner's notoriously lousy "Waterworld" that appears to exist just so he can prove how good he is at coming up with killer quips.

But for some, the biggest concern is the neighbors: natural childbirth is not usually a silent affair, and sound baffling is notoriously lousy in many of the city's buildings.

Saudi Arabia's human rights record is notoriously lousy.

As for anything like political allegiance - admittedly a lousy indicator of personality - this was, in Cook's case, notoriously hard to determine.

"It's lousy, lousy, lousy," Pucher said.

"Lousy prom".

Lousy orphans.

Lousy ending.

Lousy house".