Sentence examples for Lack of everything from inspiring English sources
"There's a lack of everything," she said.
He went on: "There's a big lack of everything.
The first thing we noticed was the lack of everything: cars, pedestrians, open stores and restaurants.
"The players are trying their best but it just seems to be a lack of everything, desire, pace, is it this situation?
"To me, magic is the absolute lack of everything you have ever known to be true," Connelly explains.
"I am appalled by the chaos and lack of everything they should have at the front line, but at the same time I am so impressed with these brave young men".
"Sure we have pharmaceutical factories, but because of the lack of, well, everything -- raw materials, electricity, transport -- they don't run in full".
FORT McMURRAY, Alberta — Aside from the complete lack of children, everything at first looks fine outside École Boréal, a French language school in Fort McMurray's Abasand neighborhood.
This is partly thanks to his music's utter lack of subtlety – everything tonight sounds Ritalin-fuelled, then cranked up to 11, Spinal Tap-style.
Like many men of his generation, he did not speak about his experiences and he relished the ordinariness of postwar life, its tranquil routines, its tidiness and rising material well-being, and, above all, its lack of danger — everything that would later appear stifling to those born in the first years of the peace.
He also values our manners ("Almost everyone is very polite"), our cuisine ("The food is generally outstanding"), our lack of uniformity ("Everything is just a little bit different") as well as our political nous, concluding: "Obama is considered a hero, Bush is considered an idiot".
