Sentence examples for a lackluster one from inspiring English sources

But he disputed the notion that the contest was a lackluster one not addressing the problems facing the city.

To an untrained eye, it's hard to tell when movement is coming from the wrong place, much like how many campaigns are built without insight, or a lackluster one at best.

DEPARTING Australia at the dawn of the 60's, having begun a promising journalistic career (and completed a lackluster academic one), Mr. James arrived in London planning (as he put it in "Falling Toward England") "to take a low-paying menial job during the day and compose poetic masterpieces at night.

You really only need 1 or 2 knives, and it is far better to spend your money buying a single quality knife than a whole set of lackluster ones.

At Milford he had the advantage of speaking last, after a manic performance by Dennis Kucinich and lackluster ones from Clinton and Bill Richardson.

Plus I was lucky enough to play basketball at Princeton, which gave me a feel for the ­difference between good arenas and lackluster ones.

To him, a Hall of Fame career should be defined by excellent seasons, not lackluster ones that serve only to compile statistics.

The addition to the Hall of Science at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park is a lackluster addition to one of the most outstanding pavilions at the 1964-65 NeWorldk World's Fair.

After scoring two first-half tries at Félix-Bollaert stadium, a lackluster England added one more after the interval to tie the second half, 7-7, withethEagleses in a disappointing performance for the world champions.

It's a lackluster answer, but one that has an odd bit of humility: VCs really don't know what is coming.

Longstanding distribution practices force them to compete with each other for films, and there are just not enough hits to go around, especially during a lackluster summer like the one just ending.