Sentence examples for and so lacking from inspiring English sources

And so lacking today.

And so, lacking data, the Baby Boomers in charge recycle narratives from older wars including, inevitably, Vietnam.

Has there ever been a performer so sure of himself on stage and so lacking in self-belief off?

Yet so reliable were her recipes, and so lacking pretension, that they have continued to attract devotees to this day.

The manipulation was so efficient and so lacking in transparency that the companies themselves barely noticed it was happening.

It helped that he was so amiable and so lacking in conceit not universal qualities among journalists.

The book rambles across seven decades, and so lacks the centrifugal force of a single catastrophic event.

For example, they couldn't measure the participants' personality and gratefulness before the disaster, and so lacked a baseline of comparison.

The WHO attributed the rapid spread of Zika to the fact that the population of the Americas had not previously been exposed to it and so lacks immunity.

He said the plaintiffs in the case had not shown that they had been spied on and so lacked standing to sue.

Until the end of the 19th century, tuning of their partials (component tones in the overtone series) was not seriously undertaken and so lacked uniformity.