Sentence examples similar to lackluster tones from inspiring English sources
The economic news yesterday was mixed, adding to the market's lackluster tone.
Economic data set a lackluster tone in markets early in the day as factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region contracted, while housing starts plummeted 16.5 percent in April.
These little boosts of praise can be the difference between a "Yes" and a "Maybe," or even a "No, I'm too busy". Seriously… try re-reading the above sentences without the boosting words (elusive, esteemed, rave) and phrases (the largest waitlist) or with the less exalting substitutions (invite, write about), and see how these sentences suddenly take on a less flattering and more lackluster tone.
Breakout ideas were few and far between, and the lackluster meeting set the tone for a lackluster year.
In contrast to Mr. Ma's powerful sound, Mr. Perlman's tone was sometimes lackluster, and he had intonation problems throughout the evening.
"Corbyn made only a smattering of campaign appearances, and they were lackluster in delivery and critical of the EU in tone, resulting in Labor voters not knowing the party's position," complained Phil Wilson, a member of Parliament who chaired the party's Remain group.
We can see how many people respond to a particular input, whether the responses are positive or negative in tone, and whether the responses are passionate or lackluster.
European markets fell on Wednesday as more lackluster earnings, this time from the automotive and banking sectors, set the tone for trading.
