Sentence examples for less than dynamic from inspiring English sources

TV insiders acknowledge the platform can be less than dynamic.

The result was less than dynamic and, to Hill's relief, a series was never commissioned.

What she said about it: Who: Reformed British indie heroes and leading lights of the early 90s shoegaze scene, named after the less than dynamic performance style popular at the time.

No board of any company is going to claim they are anything less than dynamic, but it's important ACE is making the right decisions about who it's moving forward.

While Republicans propose already failing economic policies, President Obama demonstrates proven steady, if less than dynamic, leadership.

It shows no understanding at all about what makes video work - which is, it has to tell a story, it hast be compelling, it has to hold your interest (and, just my own pet peeve, the two less than dynamic characters they selected to explain all of this (closer to living death) should at least make eye contact with the camera (and with me, the viewer).

The less-than-dynamic duo make a characteristically wobbly and hungover reappearance in heels, champagne flutes in one hand and cigarettes in the other.

A less-than-dynamic Cooper as the driven, brilliant architect Howard Roark was part of the problem, and even a good turn by Patricia Neal as Dominique Francon, his mistress, was not enough to make the film a success.

I'm sure this has given me an edge in my many dealings with the sometimes less-than-dynamic machinations of my university and my community.

The green-only litmus test dictates cities should emulate either places with less-than-dynamic economies, like Portland, Ore., or Honolulu, or one of the rather homogeneous and staid Scandinavian capitals.

Jim Lehrer's less-than-dynamic performance as moderator of the first presidential debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney, inspired a lot of negative comments during the broadcast.