Sentence examples for almost entirely lacking from inspiring English sources

Cost-benefit studies are almost entirely lacking.

His backstory appears almost entirely lacking in dirt.

The band's usual exuberance is almost entirely lacking, with heads pointed at the floor.

These interminable sequences of overscale mayhem are kinetic and elaborate but almost entirely lacking in tension, grace or visual wit.

Skin glands, which are abundant in mammals, are almost entirely lacking in birds, with the exception of the oil gland.

Instead, it is an unincorporated hamlet of 1.3 square miles and 7,106 people in the Town of Ramapo, almost entirely lacking an institutional structure of its own.

However, we now know this is very much an adult feature – the baby Parasaurolophus almost entirely lacks this crest.

Mr. Kentridge is a skilled draftsman who almost entirely lacks an original touch: his images tend to be inert if they're not in motion.

From a practical standpoint, atheists almost entirely lack the communal infrastructure of religious people — the system of congregations, the pattern of weekly meetings — that enables philanthropy.

Yet Maui, at least the Maui of MTV's "Maui Fever," almost entirely lacks the undertow of gravitas that makes "The Hills" worth watching.

Lithgow gives "an intelligent, always beautifully spoken performance," Green wrote, but the staging as a whole "almost entirely lacks the lively small gestures that texturize a play's surface".