The Sebring was so lackluster that it is astonishing that the derivative 200 achieves adequacy.
They are so lackluster that most people can't even name the front-runners.
Practices were so lackluster that one day in the final week, players were sent home early with instructions to think about what they wanted from their remaining days.
Employment at start-ups fell by almost half, and those losses predated the "Great Recession" — probably one reason job growth was so lackluster over the last decade's expansion.
Omar Stoutmire, who started five games last season, was so lackluster in his effort to retain the free safety spot that he was cut.
Its first-half performance against Osasuna was so lackluster that the fans in Madrid's Bernabeu stadium jeered the new coach, José Mourinho, and his expensively redrafted new team.
His play was so lackluster — he completed only 17 of 44 passes, with an interception — that Ryan said that, for the second time this year, he thought of benching Sanchez.
Asked why his performance in the Florida debates had been so lackluster, he said he had been stunned at the attacks upon him by Romney and his supporters, averring, "I had never seen anything so blatantly dishonest".
Odd then that an expensive (at $29) cookpot of lobster with spelt, chestnut, wild mushrooms and baby kale could be so lackluster, the lobster overcooked on two occasions, the sauce bland.
I've been to Benoit often as it's evolved, but my most recent visit was preceded a few weeks prior by one during which just about everything, from greeting to service to food, was so lackluster that I thought either the chef had changed or the staff was on the last week of their work visas.
