Sentence examples for lackluster effect from inspiring English sources

Personally, I've used medicine that looks like it fell from the pages of an Ed Rosenthal book and smelled like a terpene gangbang, but produced an entirely lackluster effect.

Lackluster effects and unwise prop choices don't help matters.

With less ambitious targets for things like emissions reductions and far lower financial incentives than are common elsewhere, United States policies have had a lackluster incubator effect.

Oddly, the film's practical effects — blood, blown heads and the like — are actually pretty good, which makes the lackluster computer effects stand out even more glaringly.

Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a score of 16% based on reviews from 156 critics, with an average score of 4/10; the consensus was "An erratic action pic with little coherence and lackluster special effects".

Critics are still urging the FDA to reject the drug, citing its side effects and lackluster results.

But for anyone coming in cold, the mythology is impenetrable, the effects are lackluster, and the performances are mannered to the point of distraction.

The Nets' lackluster effort seemed strange considering their previous loss to Sacramento, when they seemed to be sleeping off the effects of their weather-delayed travel.

The result: lackluster revenues and low margins.

Mr. Gingrich's remarks to the voters here seemed lackluster, as if he felt the effect of his midnight flight.

However, Roger Ebert argued the film was a "glum, lackluster movie in which even the big effects sequences seem dutiful instead of exhilarating".