Sentence examples for a notable lack from inspiring English sources

Score: 4 Guardian verdict: There has been a notable lack of scandal in the Obama administration.

This year has seen a notable lack of Qaeda members killed or captured in Pakistan.

There's also a notable lack of physical description of the characters or, well, anything.

"I was like, I'm gonna show you," Marciniak says, with a notable lack of bitterness.

The Japanese actors declaim corny English dialogue with a notable lack of conviction.

We will have a snow dome for skiers, not because the Northeast has a notable lack of hills, but because the hills have a notable lack of snow much of the year.

Mr. Abramov, who began frequenting the Bolshoi at 17, speaks of performers with a notable lack of awe.

His reports can be callow and detached — "The way in which Negroes are occasionally lynched is cruel" — but just as often they display a notable lack of chauvinism.

Also helping was a notable lack of commercially potent new releases, with Ghost Rider 3D: Spirit of Vengeance (£1.34m) the only debutant in the top 10.

The dialogue was conducted in tennis-match closeups; the stuntwoman's Buffy wig shook over her eyes when she kicked; there was a notable lack of mise-en-scène.

Yet despite the enormous popularity of conjuring for both male and female audiences, there is still a notable lack of women in the magic shows.