Sentence examples for being lacklustre from inspiring English sources
By contrast the "no" camp's mostly better arguments have been criticised for being lacklustre and negative.
The four-minute skit shows, shock horror!, schoolchildren being blown up as punishment for being lacklustre about loft insulation and energy-saving lightbulbs.
David Cameron has defended his election campaign after donors accused him of being lacklustre and Rupert Murdoch warned he could soon be facing the chop.
Unlike the debates, where Perry was often criticised for being lacklustre and unsure of himself, the governor was fluent and funny.
Michelle Obama's accomplished convention speech not only energised delegates, but brought a halt, for now, to journalists' complaints about the 2012 campaign being lacklustre.
The body, which will also include an executive from the accountancy giant KPMG, is meant to show Labour putting forward a serious plan to tackle unemployment, in contrast to the government's policy which has been criticised for being lacklustre by a committee of MPs.
His manifesto is lacklustre.
Consumption is lacklustre.
Training has also been lacklustre.
The ending was lacklustre.
His texts are "lacklustre".
