Sentence examples for lacklustre of from inspiring English sources
It is time to let their anachronistic act slide mercifully into oblivion.Nick Shreiber AtlantaStockpiling presentsSIR – You noted that presidential gift-giving and receiving has been lacklustre of late ("Hogtied with a ribbon", July 13th).
However, on the evidence of this lacklustre piece of fiction, you wonder why.
The Socialists have been the big beneficiary of the turmoil and the extreme unpredictability, although they have gone down in the most recent polls because of the lacklustre performance of its leader, Emile Roemer, in the TV debates.
(It's worth noting that few shows outside of Looking have really explored what dating apps look like in the LGBTQ+ community, as TV still gives us lacklustre representations of dating outside of heteronormativity).
After a revolution that was commendably bloodless except when the St Kitts chief of police hurt his finger during a decidedly V C lacklustre exchange of gunfire, the nation of St Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla became plain St Kitts-Nevis.
St Mirren had, through their own conviction and the lacklustre nature of Hibs' display, taken command of the game but also perhaps of their own destiny.
And given that the American market is yielding just 2.5%, a lot of that will have been absorbed by fees and commissions.The lacklustre performance of equity markets in 2010 is symptomatic of the previous decade.
Boss of Me sits ill here, from the ugly Americanism of its title to the lacklustre rock of its execution.
Comparing the rooftop heroics of Saigon's evacuation to the lacklustre efforts of American officials in Baghdad, he writes:The Vietnam-era Americans came off much better.
Airbus is to dramatically cut production of the A380 superjumbo, highlighting the lacklustre performance of the biggest passenger jet ever built.
The firm behind the Top Gear Experience track days has gone bust, blaming the lacklustre relaunch of the BBC2 show following the departure of Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond.
