Sentence examples for lack of fireworks from inspiring English sources

One big reason for the lack of fireworks is that the triumph of e-books over their physical brethren is not happening quite as fast as forecast.

Against Ishe Smith, he was the one doing all the initiating, so I blame Smith more than Molina for the lack of fireworks; but then again, Molina also held and headbutted a plenty.

The lack of fireworks was no problem, they said, because any gas stripped off G2 during the flyby might take months or years to fall onto the surface.

It was, nonetheless, a hugely intriguing encounter between these two snooker heavyweights, despite the lack of fireworks on show in comparison to the earlier explosive semi-final between Trump and Ding Junhui.

It doesn't make those of us who are political junkies all that happy because of a certain lack of fireworks.

A team of astronomers now says that it has an explanation for the lack of fireworks around the black hole, called Sagittarius A*, which is four million times more massive than the Sun.

But there was no lack of political fireworks.

Christian Schlemmer, a farmer listening to Ms Merkel's speech, was unworried by the lack of partisan fireworks.

But it cannot do much to compensate for the lack of dramatic fireworks that has come before.

Worse, some have called the film's slow-moving style and lack of digital fireworks "boring .Mr Miyazaki's film feels personal.

Worse, some have judged the new movie's sensual, slow-moving style and lack of digital fireworks to be "boring .Mr Miyazaki's film feels very personal.