Sentence examples for alack of from inspiring English sources
But what's really compelling is alack of information – or what is more particularly being called "an absence of empirical data".
Alack of access to proper transport infrastructure is one of the main characteristics of informal settlements that expand in an organic and unplanned dynamic.
Despite alack of evidence, it also blamed the Germans for shooting Russian prisoners of war used as labor to dig the pits.
Alas and alack each one of these frames (Damn you, SmartParts!) has failed and their attendant services have gone out of business.
After a series of close range volleys, every conceivable action was taken to rally the men but, alack, to no avail.
It was known through the town and the state and the earth By every good citizen worthy of worth That this shelter was no kind of shelter, alack: No dog ever sent there had ever came back.
But alas and alack although they are the backbone of any hope for a future democratic Syria, they are vastly out numbered by the Islamists, the Baathists and those who simple for one reason or another fell afoul of the regime.
In "Girl Meets Boy," Smith makes a truly Shakespearean joke out of the phrase "alas and alack," which slyly becomes "A lass and a lack" (i.e., a girl, and a girl who "lacks" the all-important male parts).
Alas, alack, these are not written on the topic of politically tone-deaf, creatively-hidebound General Motors Corp. by, say, the wonderful Joseph Nocera of the New York Times.
Alack Sinner by Caros Sampayo and José Muñoz (TBC, IDW): After announcing a complete translation of Hugo Pratt's Corto Maltese, IDW's newly revived Euro Comics imprint looks to continue in similar, high-quality vein.
