Sentence examples for Only lacked the from inspiring English sources

The films about him have not only lacked the requisite gore, which far exceeds even the standards of the modern slasher genre, but his grotesque theatrics as well -- the butchery accomplished with surgical precision.

US generals, Rolling Stone, ill-conceived conflicts, weekly magazines setting the agenda; it only lacked the involvement of Joan Baez and Walter Cronkite to complete the feeling that we had woken up in 1968.

Yet the circulatory look of the map not only lacked the aesthetic flair of the Vignelli classic, it also junked up the graphical way-finding composition by reintroducing thinner and more serpentine route lines and a mass of smaller landmark details.

6 The corner column only lacked the capital, and why it was removed by Urban VIII is not clear.

However, the analysis reports revealed that the existing IS not only lacked the functionality for flood management, but also were exceedingly fragmented with overlapping functionalities.

That, at least, was his explanation for their latest setback, Sunday's 2-1 home defeat by Valencia, when he claimed he was happy with the performance and that "we only lacked the necessary fortune to win the game".

He only lacks the green carnation that was Wilde's defiantly unnatural emblem.

"They only lack the light to show the way," Brando declares, adding, "I have sent them you, my only son".

I know that humans have the capacity to solve our climate and energy problems, we only lack the will.

Preschoolers not only lack the linguistic sophistication to describe the experience, but they're also still learning what emotions are.

It not only lacks the obvious permanence of a movie or book; it lacks even the place in our memory accorded a great concert or play.