Sentence examples for lackluster about from inspiring English sources

But it's almost the last thing conventional — not to say lackluster — about "Red Brick, Black Mountain, White Clay".

When clients come to me feeling a bit lackluster about their career in general, I make sure we assess the total landscape.

There is nothing lackluster about a candidate that inspiring.

A question about how to pick priorities in light of the city's dismal proficiency rates in state tests — 54 percent math, and 42 percent in English — led to a riff about lackluster cover letters she has received from the children of acquaintances who were seeking internships.

What can employers do about lackluster leadership?

These days there is lackluster speculation about whether Mr. Giuliani will dare challenge Gov. George E. Pataki in a primary for governor in 2002, should Mr. Pataki run for a third term, or whether Mr. Pataki might go to Washington in a Bush administration and leave the race ripe for the mayor.

At least until they read all the lackluster reviews about their supposed Jesusphone slayer.

After a kind of lackluster diss about Houston's bean being "uptight" (because it's upright) and Chicago's being "chill" (it's horizontal), Janssen took out the claws.

As I can tell from my friend's experience, there is certainly something in Heresy for some people, and despite my lackluster feelings about the piece, I will continue to consider myself a fan of Gurney and The Flea.

However, just like the waves the band once harmonized about, the lackluster reception didn't last forever.

The smart debate about immigration is a debate about lackluster income growth among low to medium-skilled Europeans, and how to absorb the new wave of immigrants from poor countries, who are just going to keep driving those wages lower but are needed to make up for near-zero fertility rates in the future.