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The phrase "a display of lack" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe a visible absence or deficiency of something, but it would be clearer to specify what is lacking.
Example: "The presentation was a display of lack in preparation, leaving the audience confused."
Alternatives: "a demonstration of deficiency" or "an exhibition of absence".
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Near a display of LACK tables, we ran into an executive — a European with reading glasses and a sweater draped over his shoulders.
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"This is an amazing display of a lack of leadership for the sitting vice president to call on the governor of Texas to pass legislation his administration has failed to get done," said Dan Bartlett, a spokesman for Mr. Bush.
This past week, we saw yet another display of a lack of civility and the damage it can do to advancing an important policy debate.
He also classified avocado as a vegetable, displaying a lack of clarity on superfoods.
Many have commented that James Franco all but started the show with a stunning display of apathy and lack-of-interest.
"Just tell him to you aren't interested?" is a sorry and entitled display of a profound lack of caring about what happens to the person you are talking to.
imply an element of choice and display a lack of understanding for the deeply entrenched schemas that lie behind a patient's struggles.
Even now, still crazy after all these years, some of them display a lack of contrition.
Some of us display a lack of empathy — we ask once too often about job prospects, or we introduce our friend to other people by saying, "Gina was a math teacher".
In response, Mr. Mortada accused Al Ahli president Mahmoud Taha of allowing fans to "terrorise citizens" and of displaying a lack of respect for the ministries of defense and interior that controls the security forces.
By all accounts, the video exposes a shocking display of excessive force and lack of professional discernment.
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