Sentence examples for lackluster reflection from inspiring English sources
The expansion of his portfolio in 2004 to include modern and contemporary art in addition to his 19th-century specialty might have worked against him, given that the Met's offerings are viewed as a lackluster reflection of what is happening in that world today.
And yet to decide which precise location to apply our energies next was not so easy, for there were many competing options, either repeating the same exploit, or venturing into more recondite territory, like warehouses or factories, and as always we tended to lose ourselves in these reflections, like this lackluster afternoon, watching the way the light developed on the stagnant metal water.
His subsequent novels include Dark Reflections (2007), which portrays the lackluster life of an aging gay African American poet.
But that sour reflection won't sweeten her regard for her dull, devoted boyfriend, a lackluster comic (and Loco Caliente waiter) named Ian, whose mouth "hung open in repose" and whose face "made her think of tractors".
The rise of Mr. Piñera, a Harvard-trained economist who also ran for president in 2006, is more a reflection of a frustration with the governing coalition, Mr. Piñera's slick, well-financed campaign and Mr. Frei's lackluster one, they said.
Why the lackluster performance?
Growth remains lackluster.
Certain dishes were lackluster.
