Sentence examples for lacking flair from inspiring English sources

United have been accused of lacking flair this season, and have scored the fewest goals of the Premier League's top seven teams.

The American game lacks flair and beauty, he argued.

And American coaches haven't always lacked flair.

British foreign policy, in his view, has almost always lacked flair and imagination.

As Quartermaine might say of one of his student's compositions, the component parts are all there, but lacks flair.

(Steve Sampson did put on a sport coat during the 1998 World Cup, in France). And American coaches haven't always lacked flair.

The fiercely intent Kahn has surrendered one goal in six matches, and that explains as well as anything how Germany has reached the World Cup final with a team that lacks flair and imagination.

Grilled shrimp also were nicely prepared, with either a sweet pineapple sauce or rubbed with a cayenne-sparked mix and blackened, though the accompanying black bean salad for that dish lacked flair.

After years of prime ministers who lack flair and political instinct, many Australians are searching their memories for a leader who looked like he knew what he was doing.

"I am well aware we have our critics, people who think we lack flair and don't play fantasy football, who believe we fall short of being a vintage side.

Although still perceived by some as having a one-dimensional roster of anonymous automatons who lack flair and creativity, the Devils of this season are more versatile and interesting than the group that won the franchise's first title in 1995.