Sentence examples for Somewhat lackluster from inspiring English sources

But Sunday's final was somewhat lackluster, with several of the sport's biggest stars out with injuries.

The billionaire has been active in deal-making recently, even amid a somewhat lackluster period for mergers and acquisitions.

Republicans have a somewhat lackluster set of candidates in Maryland as measured by the traditional standard of previous experience in elected office.

Throughout this somewhat lackluster fashion season, the overall mood has had the fevered aspect of a jittery bunch of troupers doggedly going through the motions.

Free Beaches While the beaches that ring much of St. Kitts are somewhat lackluster, the undeveloped bays along the island's southern peninsula make up for them.

The resulting script, unique to this production, proved somewhat lackluster and verbose at times, but the producer's intent to question tyranny in the face of ongoing strife in Iraq could not have been more timely.

Two also-rans were the somewhat dry and lackluster lobster roll and the spicy tuna B.L.T. chalupa, which we found too spicy to eat.

It is not dissimilar from the reasoning that went into CBS's decision last summer to hire Julie Chen, the "Early Show" news anchor, as host of CBS Entertainment's "Big Brother," the lackluster, somewhat depressing, reality program.

While some Fox executives originally backed the show for bringing some needed daring to a program lineup that they said had become somewhat staid, the lackluster ratings performance clearly made it difficult to justify continuing a show that was generating so much hostile reaction.

The solid growth comes after the economy struggled through the first half of the year, expanding at just a 0.8% rate in the first quarter and improving somewhat to a still-lackluster 1.4% in the second quarter.

Barlow greeted many friends that day, but spirits were somewhat dampened by the Orioles' lackluster performance in a 12-5 loss.