Sentence examples for lack of luster from inspiring English sources

This annual game had a curious lack of luster.

The field's lack of luster prompted Bloomberg last year to try to get Hillary Clinton to throw her pantsuit in the ring.

Shine men attribute the hard times to casual Fridays, the pre-eminence of sneakers, the lack of luster of some shoes not meant to shine and the diminished importance of getting shoes waxed by a professional.

Ms. Homans began developing her case in her earliest articles for The New Republic and in a 2002 article in The New York Times, in which she bemoaned New York City Ballet's lack of luster in the post-Balanchine era.

But the progeny of the decay may include lighter supersymmetric particles that cannot disintegrate any further, and are called, with uncharacteristic lack of luster, L.S.P.'s, for "lightest supersymmetric particles".

She sang generously, and if the voice occasionally lacked its full measure of luster, her performance was thoroughly enchanting.

He welcomed new developments, and reference to new works and works that lack the luster of fame, notoriety, or ready recognition appear frequently in Aesthetics and his other work.

Meanwhile, drawbacks such as low hiding power, poor metallic luster, and lack of color vividness have persisted because of the difficulty in depositing ample amount of colorful pigment onto the surface of aluminum pigment [7, 12].

We all downplay average performers because they lack the luster and ambition of stars.

Though my experience as a professional athlete may lack in luster compared to those of the many seasoned veterans of the league, I'm still able to reminisce and look forward to what traveling as a professional athlete offers.

Try to fix your hair to look specially nice, to detract from the lack luster of your eyes.