Sentence examples for clearly lackluster from inspiring English sources
And the agency is obviously increasingly suffused with mediocrity, not that that necessarily means it's failing, just that it is clearly lackluster and lacking spark.
Likewise, the Fire might not be the best Android tablet, but Amazon has clearly compensated for the lackluster hardware with a fresh interface.
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.
Judging from the lackluster response so far, clearly people don't want free money which means there's a very good chance of winning this thing if you enter.
You insult everyone's intelligence with such a lackluster e-mail that clearly took you far less than even an hour to put together and then you wonder why nobody's buying anything?
The new WHO report reveals this massive disconnect between what is clearly a crisis situation and a lackluster global response to TB -- a disconnect demonstrated by the $2 billion we are lacking annually to mount a smart and effective response to TB in the low- and middle-income countries where it is needed most.
"The combination of a lackluster job market and high foreclosure activity is clearly having a dampening effect on the housing market".
That pretty much became clear when Muckler refused to insert Malhotra into the lineup in recent weeks even after the lackluster play of another center -- the reclamation project Alexandre Daigle -- clearly left the coach upset.
There's a rather long history of lackluster video game tie-ins (1982's E.T. for example) that were clearly rushed, sharing very little of the storyline, look and behavior of their respective films.
Mr. Talent clearly had the greater momentum in the last month, and several leading state Democrats had spoken publicly about Ms. Carnahan's lackluster campaign style.
