Sentence examples for lackluster display from inspiring English sources

Instead of focusing on how Sporting came to deliver such a lackluster display, he blamed the officials for allowing Houston to adopt a physical style of play.

Surface has some impressive specs (aside from its lackluster display), but only geeks care about specs.

So I've really been battling depression in regards to this lackluster display of Christmas lights I produced.

The three smartphones -- the Droid RAZR HD, the Droid RAZR Maxx HD, and the Droid RAZR M -- all closely resemble the first Droid RAZR smartphone released in December 2011 in their thinness and use of Motorola-skinned Android operating system, though all three, Motorola execs emphasized on stage at the event, improved upon that phone's weak battery life and relatively lackluster display.

The Australian team and its coach, Eddie Jones, had been ferociously criticized in the local news media after their lackluster displays in the earlier rounds of the quadrennial competition.

A series of lackluster displays in its World Cup qualifying group left it in second place behind Serbia and needing to win the two-game playoff to advance to South Africa.

Saturday's victory came head upon the heels of Brazil's impressive 3-0 victory against France, and suggested Brazil is progressing in the right direction after several lackluster displays in the early matches of Luiz Felipe Scolari's tenure as coach.

What had been a stunning first half became simply a highly competent second — which, compared to some of the lackluster basketball on display in this year's tournament was, in its way, all the more remarkable.

It also means you get snarkily dry humor — the lobby of a lackluster hotel, for instance, displays a bowl of peanuts "that were either salted or dusty" — and unapologetic blasts of absurdity, like a pair of prepubescent taxi drivers (Pip steers, while Squeak works the pedals).

Remember when the TV renaissance of serial series was hailed as the best thing to happen since Must-See TV? Judging by the look of things lately, the shows are instead starting to resemble a renaissance fair, embarrassing displays of lackluster attractions as composed by geeky entertainers who think wearing tights and mispronouncing medieval phrases is high art.

A gloomy wall of shabby houses with tiers of balconies stretches across the stage, parting to display an equally lackluster interior.