Sentence examples for Lack of word from inspiring English sources

Reading was a public act, and the lack of word spacing forced it to stay that way for centuries.

Our system surprisingly benefits from the lack of word boundary in Chinese writing system and shifts the focus directly to larger and more relevant chunks.

This suggests a new hypothesis for the lack of word length effect in skilled readers for words containing four to seven letters.

The lack of words makes the narrative difficult to follow.

A lack of words at the right time entangles Tertuliano in problems.

The Overcoat (1951), adapted from a Gogol story, was the most accomplished, but often the form looked stilted and artificial, suffering from the lack of words.

But in many places, especially in its scenes between Charlie and Sarah, the film's spareness and lack of words seem affected and ultimately unrealistic.

It represents the lack of words, which is important.

Not for lack of words, but, in fact, things to talk about.

We picked on him, and still do for his lack of words.

Lars Krantz: The lack of words make it possible to interpret the pictures as you please, something I don't see as a bad thing.