Sentence examples for most lacklustre from inspiring English sources

LINCOLN MERCURY, Ford's most lacklustre division, is hardly known for its foresight.

Thailand is likely to be Asia's most lacklustre economy this year.

And the 2008 fall season was one of the most lacklustre in years.

90+1 min: "I'm sat in dreary Stoke Newington watching what must be one of the most lacklustre performances I've seen in a long time.

Perhaps the most lacklustre half-time show of the 21st century was the 2010 performance by the Who, whose appearance seemed more divined by the potential for corporate synergy than anything else.

Lacking Robbie Paul and winger Leslie Vainikolo, on international duty, Bradford turned in their most lacklustre performance of the season and paid for it when Briscoe's final try, two minutes from time, handed them a second defeat of the season.

Most likely, their lacklustre showing for 65 minutes was the sign of a team killing time between a semi-final and a final.

But most students study at lacklustre public universities or at private diploma mills.

Output and new orders growth moderated in December, and most importantly exports remained lacklustre.

The October election in England, following a remarkably spiritless impersonal campaign, largely conducted on television, was the most unpopular, uninspired and lacklustre election that anyone can remember.

With labour markets lacklustre in most rich nations, and protectionist sentiment on the rise, no politician wants to be the first through the door.