Sentence examples for Lacking in imagination from inspiring English sources
Why has crime become so brutish, so lacking in imagination?
All this tick-box education is so lacking in imagination.
First, according to my ancient dictionary, "prosaic" means "straightforward, lacking in imagination".
Grownups, tragically lacking in imagination, kept mistaking the misshapen snake for a hat.
I find Miyazaki refreshing precisely because so much commercial animation is lacking in imagination.
Vast new wealth will usually find a way to express itself, and what it lacks in imagination it makes up for in moxie.
What the suits here lack in imagination they make up for in touch: The fabrics are lavish, the construction immaculate, if slightly old-fashioned.
All are written with a kind of dogged prose lacking in style or imagination.
This critique has become a commonplace — it's at the heart of Gary Weiss's piece on Geithner in the new issue of Portfolio, where Geithner is described as "tentative," "lacking in boldness and imagination," and lacking "fresh ideas".
This critique has become a commonplace it's at the heart of Gary Weiss's piece on Geithner in the new issue of Portfolio, where Geithner is described as "tentative," "lacking in boldness and imagination," and lacking "fresh ideas".
