Sentence examples for lacking in entertainment from inspiring English sources

The match was ugly, scrappy and badly lacking in entertainment, but Paul Ince's Blackburn reign is up and running thanks to substitute Matt Derbyshire.

It is not that simple, but it is not complicated, either, he said; war-related movies have struck consumers as lacking in entertainment value, and "nobody's looking to go to movies that look like homework".

What television lacks in entertainment it makes up for in irony these days.

Add humour, and things that will make them remember what you say, if you read out something that lacks in entertainment then they won't bother listening.

The year 1926 was lacking in variety entertainment, a fact largely attributed to the UK general strike that had occurred in May of that year.

2016 was a year sadly lacking in those aspects of entertainment product.

The film was praised for its wit and dialogue, although Chopra's character was seen as lacking in depth; Indian news and entertainment portal Rediff.com asserted that she showed "no promise".

Family entertainment is likewise lacking in gender parity.

You have to make that stand... We're lacking in females in the music industry, in the entertainment industry and all the way up the ladder.

Media and entertainment management, like most other industries', is lacking in diversity.

Entertainment Weekly Breia Brissey graded the performance "B+", enjoying the union of Puck and Rachel, but finding it lacking in originality.