Sentence examples for most lackluster from inspiring English sources

The most lackluster prior recovery was the previous one, which ran from 1991 to 2001.

Unfortunately, Hans Backe's men came out and delivered one of the most lackluster performances from any team this season.

While "The Fugitive" is the most high-profile of the CBS crime series, it is also the most lackluster, mostly because Tim Daly is a lightweight Kimble.

The following year, in 2011, Webber appeared to have suffered so much from the blow of losing the title in the last race to his younger teammate that he had one of the most lackluster seasons of his career.

That leaves the hopes of generating any excitement to a crop of 3-year-olds who failed to penetrate the mainstream fans' consciousness this spring during one of the most lackluster Triple Crown seasons in recent memory.

Again and again over the years, conservative policy institutes have armed the party's candidates with intellectual arguments, while the conservative media barrage has blasted a way through to high office for even the most lackluster Republican nominees.

A few other features, like Geotagging, were launched, but most are lackluster updates that won't really get anyone excited.

But his value comes from his power, the one element the Yankees sacrificed most in their lackluster winter.

Although some of the food here is ordinary, even lackluster, most of the old-fashioned Italian mamma dishes are satisfying.

Most of the lackluster writing is garden variety, composed of scenes and sentences a more experienced author would simply have excised.

But the Liberty made the most of a lackluster effort by the Phoenix Mercury to snap out of its funk last night with an impressive 82-69 victory before 13,054 fans at Madison Square Garden.