Sentence examples for a lack of true from inspiring English sources

Music executives say a lack of true stars today is partly the reason.

There was a lack of true breakthrough titles to follow Akira, which eventually grossed $80m globally.

With prodigious versatility, or perhaps a lack of true convictions, Nevinson tried his hand at a range of styles.

It is distinguished from higher plants by a lack of true roots, stems or leaves, but it is not simply green slime.

It will no doubt spread the word about her among a wider group of people, but there remains a lack of true recognition for many deserving female chefs.

For too many on the left, to ask a question about, say, the size of the state or the success of the Tories is equivalent to displaying a lack of true faith in the ancient verities.

The modeling petered out, as a result of a lack of true-blue ambition, and Stoddart transitioned into the actor realm.

The International Olympic Committee voted a few years ago to knock softball and baseball from the roster of sports after 2008, citing a lack of a true global followings.

Selesnick: I'd say it's more a lack of a true relationship.

There is also a lack of a true ending within the poem, unlike the later version Mariana in the South, which reworks the poem so there is a stronger conclusion that can be found within death.

This again suggests a lack of any true association.