Sentence examples for lackluster affair from inspiring English sources

Her painting appears a sporadic and often lackluster affair.

Yet this congress, the Socialist International's 24th, was a lackluster affair.

For most of 2009, the mayor's race was a lackluster affair that attracted far less interest than Saints' football.

DINNERTIME in our home, once a source of great pride and pleasure, became a rather lackluster affair after the birth of our son in 2008.

The first edition of the New Museum's hotly anticipated contemporary survey, "The Generational: Younger Than Jesus," was, despite some good artists, a lackluster affair of derivative, market-friendly works, like much else that this institution has delivered thus far.

Today's keynote presentation by Phil Schiller has been widely regarded as a relatively lackluster affair.

Fortunately, while this represents a lackluster state of affairs, it's not unprecedented: both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation launched without distinctive games, and after the blockbuster Wii Sports, the Wii's lineup was similarly starved.

Analysts say the stock has not only been hurt by the Enron affair and the lackluster economy but also by uncertainty about who will succeed Mr. Greenberg.

We've gathered up four must-see moments from the socially conscious affair (and one lackluster video debut from Taylor Swift) to keep you in the loop.

Tutera, 47, has built his brand on all things bridal as a wedding wizard of sorts, transforming clients' lackluster nuptials into celebrity-style affairs on his makeover show for WeTV.

John Dickerson, Slate's chief political correspondent, chronicles his mother's lackluster cooking, "clumsy" tennis game, and rumored and actual affairs.