Sentence examples for lacking zest from inspiring English sources

Senior players had quickly become disaffected by his methods, the team's performances too often flat and lacking zest, with the manager bristling at criticism from outside.

But I was surprised by how many of the wines lacked zest.

He missed an early chance, his running lacked zest and conviction, and he was withdrawn by Ferguson after 74 minutes.

He really started to disappear in the second inning after his fastball lacked zest, his control was erratic and the Mets crept inside his cranium.

By Sunday, the impro lacked zest – but performers and (some of the) crowd alike were united in the bleary joy of an odyssey shared.

Djokovic lacked zest again on Saturday although nothing like the energy deficit that drained his tennis to the point of impotence before they escaped the rain on Friday evening.

The truth is that when we lack zest for life, we need two remedies.

The beauty of Cuba, the openness of its people will surprise many who would think that repressed souls are sad people lacking a zest for life.

But there exists a despondence; they lack that zest for life they once had.

But his light, reedy voice lacks the zest and heft that can turn Loesser's songs into occasions.

Mountaineers, especially when they are roped together, as Tenzing and Hillary were, seem to lack the zest for personal triumph.