Sentence examples for to be lousy from inspiring English sources
Clark tells us that America's coffee used to be lousy.
But it turned out, of course, to be lousy politics.
"People hear it's going to be lousy weather, so they don't come".
The good ones tend to be methodical; the loosey-goosey ones tend to be lousy.
So are the Astros owners the sporting equivalent of Mel Brooks Producerss, convinced that it's lucrative to be lousy?
The saving grace of anti-expert populists is that they do discredit themselves, simply because policies originating from the gut tend to be lousy.
The controversies in the Atlanta Hawks office alone would be lousy enough to return to after a month of acting as global ambassadors.
"Operating profit for the first quarter of 2004 will be lousy, to put it very clearly, even compared with last year," Mr. Pischetsrieder said.
"It would be lousy politics".
They were the reason it was a lousy business; they wanted it to be a lousy business: They controlled the art market, which wasnt transparent.
The word is used to convey a frank message: although trying to quit smoking is lousy, Nicorette makes the process less lousy.
