Sentence examples for lacking excitement from inspiring English sources

The concept itself should provide some punch to Toyota's lineup, which its new president, Akio Toyoda, recently criticized for lacking excitement.

The show was presented by Ant and Dec ,chosen to allow more potential for off-the-script spontaneity, after comedy-actor James Corden completed four years fronting an event which has been criticised for lacking excitement.

With Mercedes once again dominating this season as Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg fight for supremacy, F1 is under fire for lacking excitement.

It may not literally "kill" the IPO, but it could certainly dampen enthusiasm for the public markets, which are already lacking excitement for many CEOs in the first place.

When a room is lacking excitement, it's easy to head straight toward the paint section of the hardware store for some quick inspiration.

To the teenage Higgs, physics lacked excitement.

It's not like this game has lacked excitement.

That doesn't mean they have to lack excitement.

In contrast, much of "A Streetcar Named Desire" lacked excitement.

Carol A. Smith, group publishing director, conceded that the magazine lacked excitement.

And yet some still maintain that British bourgeois lives lack excitement.