Sentence examples for actually lack from inspiring English sources

Since the permanent home of the somewhat cheesy Rocky statue is actually five miles to the south, outside the city's famous Spectrum Arena these stories actually lack credibility.

"I think a lot of people claim to be, but actually lack kind of the first-hand experience, where Jeff has talked to so many of these guys now and has got so much experience that he's able to kind of cut through things".

We have seen U.S. entrepreneurs actually lack a distribution channel, so they have to sell their ideas.

We notice how we behave, and then we infer the attitudes evidenced by those behaviors and we do so even when we actually lack the ascribed attitude.

These authors use the term "virus" in a dual manner: for current non-self-reproducing viruses and for more generic genetic elements having self-replicating properties that viruses actually lack.

If the apparent properties of objects of perception are sometimes indeterminate, then the sense data involved would have to be metaphysically indeterminate — that is, they would have to actually lack definite characteristics.

He takes us into the real achievement of the book and play, showing how so much of our common sense is actually lacking in logic, how odd the things are that we take for granted.

The exclusion of relevant evidence meant that the case actually lacked part of its context, and the defence suggestions that Mubenga was just too big, strong and vociferous, and brought about his own demise, won the day.

Instagram actually lacked any two-factor protection until 2016 when it already had 400 million users.

Until now, the Facebook Like button actually lacked the iconic Thumbs Up seen on its site and app.

The first months of his dictatorship actually lacked any official violence.