Sentence examples for lacked sparkle from inspiring English sources
In the absence of the world record holder, David Rudisha, the men's 800m race lacked sparkle.
The eyes lacked "sparkle" and "there's something rather dour about the face," he told BBC News.
But it lacked sparkle and humor, and this is one of Beethoven's most amusing and mischievous works.
Lunch on a Saturday afternoon was quieter, and the food lacked sparkle, as if Tengda reserves the kitchen's A-team for dinner.
Most of his team-mates lacked sparkle and had the officiating been up to scratch Wigan would have finished the match out of the relegation zone for the first time in 2012.
Until Buttler and Kieswetter came together, the England innings had lacked sparkle, with Lumb, recalled for his first international for well over a year, Luke Wright, and Eoin Morgan mustering 16 runs between them from 23 balls.
Still, the meal seemed to lack sparkle.
But as currently constituted, it lacks sparkle and has too muchherring.
And Edward T. Gianfrancesco's set has a rudimentary feel that lacks sparkle.
In Saturday's performance, Forlán was not just lacking sparkle, he was seldom on the wavelength of Agüero.
Surely, these would seem sufficient enticements and yet, for all the superior craft in it, "Come Live With Me" lacks sparkle and spontaneity.
