Sentence examples for lacking in enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

"They seem lacking in enthusiasm.

The ensemble is well tuned, reasonably together and certainly not lacking in enthusiasm.

The crowd tonight, like others seen at rallies here in the last few days, was small and seemingly lacking in enthusiasm.

The responses in support of the other candidates were lacking in enthusiasm, dealing in perceived electability rather than wholehearted support for the candidate's pitch to the party.

It certainly isn't as dreary as "Back Home", as lacking in enthusiasm as "This Time" or as mind-numbing as "On the Ball".

What exactly is it about Mark Ruffalo's Hulk/Bruce Banner than marks his performance out from those of Eric Bana and Ed Norton, both of whose parts felt underdrawn and rather lacking in enthusiasm?

The children never lack in enthusiasm when they nestle up with a volunteer to listen to a story, just for them.

Mind you, I am not unsympathetic to the argument for MOOCs and their derivatives — that many people who need knowledge and skills don't have the resources to acquire them in those expensive and inefficient bundles called "universities". Nor am I blind to the problems facing business schools and higher education at large, or lacking in my enthusiasm for technology.

In the wake of Bitcoin, it has often seemed that nation states have been lacking in their enthusiasm for this particular application – and probably with good cause.

Never lacking in ambition and enthusiasm, he also became one of Hollywood's founding fathers.

He was not helped by the evening's host, Charles Osgood, whose perfunctory account of Mercer's life was a lightly annotated list of accomplishments — more than 1,300 song lyrics, 230 collaborators, four Oscar-winning best songs — lacking in color and enthusiasm.