Sentence examples for lackluster by from inspiring English sources
Although studded with star names, like Aalto, Breuer, Eames, Ruhlmann and Mies, the show is lackluster by contrast.
Although studded with star names like Aalto, Breuer, Eames, Ruhlmann and Mies van der Rohe, the show is lackluster by contrast.
Retailers blamed several factors for the downturn: a tight credit market, a poor housing market, unseasonably warm weather and a strong showing in September 2006, which made this year's performance lackluster by comparison.
Although studded with star names, like Aalto, Breuer, Eames, Ruhlmann and Mies, the show is lackluster by contrast with "American Modern" and even with Part I of the series, mounted earlier this year.
And CarPlay is certainly doing just that even if the marketing for this Apple product has been somewhat lackluster by the company's standards.
The song was written and recorded very quickly; the result was considered lackluster by their label, and was sent to be mixed by Dave Way.
But in its decision on Wednesday to pull back from its original target range of $108 to $135 a share and accept an auction clearing price of $85 -- a concession forced upon the company by apparently lackluster demand by bidders -- Google set the stage for yesterday's price rise.
Jon Peace, a banking analyst at Nomura in London, said in a note that the share price would be held down by such concerns as well as lackluster performance by divisions other than investment banking.
It was a typical quick-response effort by Ms. Cutter, doing damage control after an admittedly lackluster performance by the president.
A third example of UEFA rushing the integration of East Europeans came in Marseille, where the French champion deservedly beat a lackluster Chelsea by the only goal of the game, scored nine minutes from time by another Brazilian, Brand?
Following a desperately lackluster campaign by the Republican ticket, the pundits pounced on a poor debate performance by Mr. Obama and declared Mr. Romney the winner.
