Sentence examples for an expression of lack from inspiring English sources

This is precisely the issue which Henry's troops were fearful about, leading to an expression of lack of trust in the king.

In the first case, the writer negatively appraises his own Capacity, and the positioning with respect to his interlocutors might be one of deference through an expression of lack of expertise in this field (c.f. Martin 1992: 530).

A recent publication even reported a lack of CD74 expression in LN18 cells by PCR, confirming our findings [ 34].

In so being, we are an expression of a lack.

"It would be an expression of a lack of confidence in the machines," for which the county just spent $14 million, said David Wert, a spokesman for the county supervisors.

Promiscuity, probably the most common of vilified behaviors, is regularly regarded not as an individual's command of their own sexual agency but instead an expression of their lack of self respect or sense of self worth, as something pitiable and damning.

As is the way with all nostalgia, this passion for 80s films is really an expression of what we lack today.

Clinton reaffirmed America's support for Israel as "rock solid, unwavering, enduring and forever" but her clear distinction between support for the country and backing government policies is an unusual public expression of lack of confidence that the Israeli administration is serious about a viable peace settlement with the Palestinians.

Supporters said the amendments - drawn up in conjunction with peers of all parties - were an expression of frustration of the lack of progress in all-party talks over Leveson.

Nonetheless, the omission of certain items might be interpreted as an honest expression of a lack of knowledge.

It is the aggregated, concrete, spiked expression of a lack of generosity of spirit.