Sentence examples for lacklustre style from inspiring English sources

Her lacklustre style, against an energetic Mr Brown, failed to impress a grumpy electorate in an anti-incumbent mood.The election is an extremely serious blow to the agenda of Barack Obama.

His old friend turned political foe Mr Mbeki broke a four-year silence when he launched a scathing attack on Mr Zuma's lacklustre leadership style, saying he was "deeply troubled by a feeling of great unease that our beloved motherland is losing its sense of direction, and that we are allowing ourselves to progress towards a costly disaster of a protracted and endemic general crisis".

This, felt Thatcher, explained the lacklustre way he was defended.

To be fair the harmonies were off and the style was lacklustre – far too generic.

It is her mission to give this lacklustre community a Playboy-style makeover.

Sunderland, meanwhile, bounced back in style from the lacklustre 2-0 defeat at Blackburn in midweek, with Martin O'Neill's side better from start to finish.

The experimentation of the 1980s, when he tried various genres and styles, yielded some lacklustre results, though 1989's "Rockin' in The Free World" was commandeered as the anthem of the collapse of communism.

But there has been dissent in the party at Mr Salmond's leadership style and his often lacklustre performance at question time.

His manner is lacklustre, almost bureaucratic at times.

The regular race modes were awesome, too, so insanely fast that through sheer speed alone the game delivered challenge to arcade-style driving that could seem lacklustre in other titles.

She possessed an intelligent, natural acting style and always managed to rise above lacklustre material.