Przykłady shabby

• The script's first description of the house is as dilapidated, shabbier than others on the street, with no carpets, no signs of occupation.

• We recently had the shabby incident involving gratuities.

• The resumption of talks would lead to no more than a shabby deal.

• They have had appallingly shabby treatment over the past few years and it is right that we should try to do something for them.

• The economics are shabby, the politics are tragic and the philosophy is left unsaid.

• A major piece of legislation was introduced in the most shabby way in the other place.

• To treat in such a cavalier manner a man whose life has been in grave danger is very shabby treatment indeed.

• A policy which encompasses both either reflects a lack of clear thinking or must be the result of a shabby political compromise.

• The suggestion that we are in favour of the reduction of the wages of the miner is a gross and shabby libel.

• Surely this is a very shabby way in which to respond to the faith that those people have placed in us.

• I think that that is a shabby omission.

• I say the man who says that is shabby in the extreme.

• I think that it is a little shabby.

• The public will not put up with shabby surroundings; the cinemas must be attractive places in themselves.

• Defending liberty does not always feel a fine or noble thing when what must be defended is itself shabby, mean or nasty.