Her characters navigate the perils presented by lacklustre boyfriends or disappointing husbands, slender mean girls, dysfunctional families, and self-esteem issues.
In the spring New York City Ballet (NYCB) presented a lacklustre new version of Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht's The Seven Deadly Sins (sung by Patti LuPone and choreographed by Lynn Taylor-Corbett).
The clear and present danger: a lacklustre parade.All the constitution prescribes for an inauguration is a date, a time and an oath before Congress.
He explained that in the last two weeks Local World began rolling out eight "content modules", which when completed make it much easier for local people to engage with the websites, admitting that it is a pretty lacklustre experience at present.
In contrast, the opposition ran a lacklustre campaign, did not present a clear alternative leader, and could not compete with the government's resources.In conclusion, the vote itself was secret and free, but the CNE's lack of openness, last-minute changes and internal divisions harmed public confidence in that vital institution both before and after the vote.
The move was announced by Google as a "graduation", but many instead saw it as a mercy killing for the device as it existed, after lacklustre consumer response and ever-present privacy issues soured the idea in the eyes of the public – notoriously leading to the coinage "glasshole" to describe a certain type of Google Glass wearer.
Among the entrées, there are simply presented, almost inhibited steaks — rib eye, shell, hanger, or filet — and a lacklustre seafood cioppino that tries to bridge the divide between a bouillabaisse and a gumbo.
For a while this worked, but it has recently led to the lacklustre growth in volume (see chart) that is the root of Coca-Cola's present difficulties.
His manifesto is lacklustre.
Why?Partly lacklustre leadership.
