Sentence examples for lackluster that from inspiring English sources

While I think Martin's awareness is lackluster, that doesn't mean he's without strengths.

The imperfect show, at times infuriating in its tone and point of view, marks an important point in the conversation about diversity and representation: It is a lackluster work of black art that is free to be lackluster, that doesn't have to bear the full weight of the culture from which it has emerged.

The Sebring was so lackluster that it is astonishing that the derivative 200 achieves adequacy.

They are so lackluster that most people can't even name the front-runners.

Its first-half performance against Osasuna was so lackluster that the fans in Madrid's Bernabeu stadium jeered the new coach, José Mourinho, and his expensively redrafted new team.

Practices were so lackluster that one day in the final week, players were sent home early with instructions to think about what they wanted from their remaining days.

This explains the presence of lackluster works that seemed out of place in an evening session.

It isn't just Coca-Cola's lackluster performance that is worrisome.

For most of 2009, the mayor's race was a lackluster affair that attracted far less interest than Saints' football.

The Democratic Party, under the leadership of Pier Luigi Bersani, ran a bland, lackluster campaign that lacked a clear identity.

To him, a Hall of Fame career should be defined by excellent seasons, not lackluster ones that serve only to compile statistics.