Sentence examples for Lack of dimension from inspiring English sources

It's a lack of dimension.

(And if we're really going to go down that path, you could probably level the same complaint of character single-mindedness or lack of dimension against the "girls" of HBO's Girls or the women of Sex And The City).

But reading Plath's 'fig tree' metaphor for the lack of dimension often demanded of women's lives, in which Esther Greenwood finds herself 'starving to death' when she is unable to choose which metaphorical 'fig' to reach for (career, love, ambition, children), was the first time the perennial paradox of womanhood was elucidated so clearly for me".

The lack of Dimensions of Teamwork significance may be attributed to unusually high prescores for this group of students.

Probably the most hilarious statement about dimension in the galaxy appears in the episode "Where silence has Lease": "Is the lack of a dimension a dimension by itself?" Negative dimension.

The lack of tragic dimension was also due to the lack of intensity between Mr. Ganio and Ms. Pujol, a cool presence whose dancing was what the French call "correct" — meaning properly executed, but nothing more — in the white swan acts.

In the social support dimension, to be a grandchild (beta = 0.857) and a son/daughter (beta = 0.464) remained also in the equation; and the lack of overload dimension remained to be spouse (beta = -0.607), cognitive deterioration (beta = 0.367) and level of functional dependence (beta = -0.409).

However, caused by a lack of appropriate dimensioning tools, these systems are often undersized or overdesigned.

When analyzing the classification results presented in Tables 2 and 3, the base taxonomy classification coverage is equal to 42 % (lack of seven dimensions) when compared to the extended taxonomy, while Gumm's taxonomy is able to cover only 25%% (lack of nine dimensions).

Considering the base taxonomy's lack of certain dimensions as described in Section 2, including not covering software process-related aspects, socio-cultural/language-related aspects, communication-related aspects and site-level aspects, the extended taxonomy presented herein adds new dimensions that are believed to be important to better understand the context of GSE projects.

These results suggest that lack of insight dimensions and cognitive functioning may be unrelated phenomena in psychosis.