Sentence examples for lacklustre to from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the remain movement has so far been lacklustre, to say the least.

I was feeling too lacklustre to invite many people, was too tired to stand up much during the party, and sweated horribly all night.

But the most recent three Narasimha Rao, Deve Gowda and now Inder Gujral have been political lightweights who got the top job mainly because they were too lacklustre to have many enemies.

Derry, 37, is expected to take charge of his first game at Oxford United on Saturday as Cambridge look to recover from a lacklustre start to the season that has seen them slip to 18th in League Two.

"This is in your native language," jokes Ragnar Þórhallsson, singer and guitarist for Icelandic indie-folk act Of Monsters and Men, mocking the crowd's lacklustre response to his attempts to start a singalong for radio favourite Mountain Sound.

Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Laurie Garrett fears humanity is taking a lacklustre approach to facing up to the problems of the future.

Powell, tickled pink by the fact that her blog has attracted the attention of everyone from CBS to Newsweek, chucks in her lacklustre job to enjoy the kind of petting that comes with being an important person in New York.

"The EU has an opportunity to move beyond its fragmented and lacklustre response to date and finally acknowledge the severity of this humanitarian crisis," he said.

Analysts suggested the lacklustre response to early morning openings was likely to mean more retailers would follow the lead of supermarket chain Asda and scale back their Black Friday plans in stores next year.

Manager Stuart McCall wants Motherwell to banish the memory of a lacklustre loss to St Johnstone when they face Aberdeen in a League Cup quarter-final.

In fact, thousands are planning to barrack the event over the Democrats' lacklustre attempts to end the war in Iraq.