Sentence examples for too lackluster from inspiring English sources

For the first time in two decades, they were deemed too lackluster to earn a postseason berth.

There were a few also-rans, too: lackluster risotto fritters, an ordinary dish of fried chicken cutlets topped with mozzarella and tomatoes, and beef tenderloin medallions that were tender but overcooked; they would have been nicer pink in the center.

A run-through of "Tutti for Cootie," a trumpet feature, was too lackluster for Mr. DiCioccio, who told the band that "rhythm is No. 1 and you are all drummers".

As a family therapist, I've seen many couples over the years whose presenting complaint revolves around sex. Usually it's because the sex is too infrequent, too lackluster, or at the male parter has some kind of sexual dysfunction.

The broccoli rabe was also lackluster.

A mixed green salad was also lackluster.

But it can treat unfamiliar patrons in a dismissive fashion, and too much lackluster food comes out of the kitchen.

But perhaps too many lackluster performances in close games have set in with voters, because Ohio State is only No. 8 in the A.P. poll and No. 7 in the ESPN/USA Today coaches poll.

If you are going through the motions of your career without any passion or challenge, then most likely your performance is pretty lackluster, too.

The ending was pretty lackluster, too.

"Until yesterday, earnings were lackluster, not too exciting, even disappointing," said Nick Kalivas, senior equity index analyst at MF Global.