Sentence examples for lackluster of from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Lien is widely regarded as the most lackluster of the three contenders and is struggling to get out from President Lee's shadow while holding on to his fans.

The most lackluster of the bunch, at least in terms of his pedigree, is an unnamed colt from Maryland, who'll later be called Limitless and will confound the odds by going to Paris to run in the prestigious Arc de Triomphe as a 3-year-old.

I also feel like my eating habits have become rather lackluster of late.

Under the leadership of Al Gore, Current became a kind of lackluster version of hyper partisan MSNBC, only with poorer production values.

Mr. Fallows said that attendance was down not because of the terrorist attacks but because of the lackluster state of the industry.

But Kommersant, a Russian business newspaper, reported on Tuesday that it might scale back because of the lackluster performance of the Russian stock exchange lately.

Most of the lackluster performance of my picks came from a very wrong decision in February to jump into housing stocks.

Such arguments, however, can seem overly idealistic or even obtuse in light of the lackluster capabilities of many Americans.

has said the Education Department risks becoming a "lapdog" as a result of its lackluster supervision of Sallie Mae.

Warren said the Education Department risks becoming a "lapdog" as a result of its lackluster oversight of the companies it pays to handle borrowers.

Still, with the disappearance of the Starz films, there is bound to be more criticism of Netflix's lackluster selection of feature films.