Sentence examples for quite lousy from inspiring English sources

The former physicist is sceptical about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's models, which he says have proved "quite lousy" in terms of predicting global average temperature trends.

It also doesn't have the picture mail program, something the narrator thinks is quite lousy.

Gould told Pound, on one occasion, that he hated "that boot licking keik Paul Rosenfeld" (Rosenfeld was a critic), and, on another, that he wished "the literary world were not quite as lousy with keik pants-pressers" (the poet Louis Zukofsky's father was a Yiddish-speaking pants presser).

It's not a bad looking phone and the internals aren't quite as lousy as many had expected them to be, but all this begs a very important question — will anyone actually buy this phone when you can fire up Facebook Home on your (supported) Android handset for a whopping zero dollars?

The Nine Elms site that is home to the brand new US embassy that Donald Trump has already denounced as horrible – and "in a lousy location" – has quite obviously been chosen, post-Benghazi, for exactly that location.

Q. Talk about your approach to management and leadership. A. Quite honestly, I think I'm a lousy manager.

For reasons no one can quite explain, construction in Britain has been lousy for six months.

It's quite true, though, that sex buyer laws are lousy for pimps.

People feel that there's something strange and lousy about a lot of our public discussion, but they can't quite put their finger on what's bothering them.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet People feel that there's something strange and lousy about a lot of our public discussion, but they can't quite put their finger on what's bothering them.

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