Sentence examples for be a bit lackluster from inspiring English sources

Anything more than that, and it might not be competitive; while they've squeezed a 3-inch TFT touchscreen and a 3 megapixel camera into its 11.9mm thick body, the Cookie is missing 3G and the video functionality (both recording and playback) is looking to be a bit lackluster.

While your life may be a bit lackluster overall, you find comfort in the monotony.

(In comparison, the menu's relatively standard beef tartare is a bit lackluster).

Midweek, the place was a bit lackluster with service slightly off kilter.

Desserts were a bit lackluster, as if the chef had run out of energy.

Mr. Dalio has been compared to George Soros and has become something of a philosopher king in recent years — though it is worth noting that his firm's returns in the last year have been a bit lackluster.

Sales of the former have been a bit lackluster, but demand for basic consumables has strengthened sufficiently to allow same-store sales in the latest quarter to rise 6.2%.

Like many, my initial experience with the Leap when it first shipped was a bit lackluster; this new build, while not perfect, is much closer to the experience I expected.

Some like the one from Worcester, Massachusetts—are a bit lackluster and simply include teenagers toying with a quadcopter around a college campus.

The response to the band was a bit lackluster and it's no surprise to me that Kim decided that the band needed more of a visual standout up front.

He found the graphics to be lackluster and the terrain to be "a bit empty", which he believed damaged the game's atmosphere.