Sentence examples for lacklustre effect from inspiring English sources
He arrived to lacklustre effect in March.
Several scientific reviews have shown daily multivitamins have a lacklustre effect when it comes to preventing heart attacks and improving cognition.
Exactly how far we've come was demonstrated by the respectful silence with which the late-night Proms audience greeted Tuesday evening's battery of post-war assaults on traditional conceptions of music-making, from György Ligeti's piece for 100 randomly set metronomes to John Cage's notorious 4'33" which, perhaps as a result, had a rather lacklustre effect.
While the induction of apoptosis and the retardation of proliferation is enhanced by the combination treatment in a statistically significant manner, the overall effect is lacklustre.
The overall effect then, is somewhat lacklustre, with some of the crowd looking openly bored.
Demonstrating these, effects in animals require many lives to be sacrifice at intervals, added to which is a long and a lacklustre process needed before the result is acquired in most cases [38].
This is reflected in our lacklustre understanding of environmental contributors to the Indigenous disease burden.
As it turned out, the effects of defeat did not last long: under Bersani, the party ran a lacklustre general election campaign and squandered its chances of a commanding majority in parliament.
His manifesto is lacklustre.
Why?Partly lacklustre leadership.
Consumption is lacklustre.
