Sentence examples for lack brilliance from inspiring English sources

Diamonds at these levels severely lack brilliance.

Sulfur dyes, used to dye cellulose, are inexpensive but produce colours lacking brilliance.

Although he lacked brilliance as an orchestral leader, he attained excellent results in training inexperienced instrumentalists.

In the second half of the season, they have lacked brilliance and changes will need to be made for next year.

"We have been a competitive, compact team and we have overcome many difficulties, and in moments I know it has lacked brilliance".

Barcelona were crowned La Liga champions for the 25th time after beating Deportivo La Coruña 4-2 withethelpelp of a hat-trick from Lionel Messi but while their coach Ernesto Valverde praised their consistency he acknowledged they have "lacked brilliance" at times.

Yet, despite its lack of brilliance, the Lanza-Sella government resolved the Roman Question.

If the piece disappointed, it was not for lack of brilliance in the playing of Gloria Cheng.

The 250-page report agrees and says the London halls lack "a brilliance, immediacy, depth, richness and warmth".

Art theory especially can lag -- not for lack of brilliance, but because it is simply too selective in the facts it considers.

Here we get so many versions and viewpoints that a preview audience started to complain audibly each time the clock was reset, though this probably had less to do with the fractured storytelling than its lack of brilliance.