Sentence examples for amazingly lacking from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, Verrazano seems amazingly lacking in curiosity, for he then sailed away and so forfeited his chance to be the first European to set foot in New York.

What has been amazingly lacking is any human feeling for the people who had the tragedy of Sylvia's death at first hand as part of their own lives — Aurelia, Ted, and her children.

Richard Wrangham, a biological anthropologist at Harvard who studies the evolutionary relationship between chimpanzees and humans, agrees the data set, although "new and amazingly large," lacks crucial context, because all lethal violence is not the same.

Nancy is wealthy, attractive, and amazingly talented: Nancy never lacks money and in later volumes of the series often travels to far-away locations, such as Nairobi in The Spider Sapphire Mystery (1968), Austria in Captive Witness (1981), Japan in The Runaway Bride (1994), Costa Rica in Scarlet Macaw Scandal (2004),and Alaska in Curse of The Arctic Star (2013).

For example, Drosophila flies lacking the main calcium sensor of stimulated synaptic activity, synaptotagmin I, are amazingly fit, and even reach adulthood (Loewen et al, 2001).

The improbable web of coincidences that made this event possible — most amazingly, the 1981 International League manual inexplicably lacked every other edition's 12 50 a.m. curfew — becomes credible once you have witnessed the scope of Barry's reporting.

"Karhoo was amazingly successful in ferrying hundreds of thousands of people around the world but lacked a corporate backer, but with RCI Bank and Services, we now have that".

Undeterred, they will pack themselves into crowded shanty towns that lack running water or sewer service, and amazingly they will consider themselves better off than if they had stayed in the sticks.

Others are amazingly productive despite their lack of organization.

Embracing the lack of control I have over my own life has been amazingly beneficial to my mental health.

Mr. Girard's savvy lack of cynicism -- his exuberant trademark, you could say -- looks amazingly fresh.