Sentence examples for and too lacking from inspiring English sources
He is too familiar and too lacking in charisma, and too many of his aides have seen too many candidates.
A left which – or so runs the line – is too complacent, too cosmopolitan, too secular and too lacking in an ideological backbone to stand up for Israel's interests.
Judged solely as art, though, the six pieces, including fragments of a diary, are vague and uneven, and as personal impressions they are overegoistic and too lacking in the saving grace of humour.
Try as I might, I can't shake the suspicion that these films are too obviously built for purpose and too lacking in wit, warmth and humanity to survive much beyond the moment.
But he was too much of a loose cannon and too lacking in guile to sustain a political career, and, for all his claims to be speaking for the people and the common man, too remote from the public.
But this is uncertain, and in any case the public finances cannot wait to be fixed.A second drawback is that many Britons may be too apathetic, too accustomed to dependence on the state and too lacking in democratic know-how to use any new power.
"Otherwise the question is too lacking".
Architecture firms often are rigidly hierarchical, conservative in their cultures, and all-too lacking in true diversity and collaboration.
I speak to other humanitarians and find that they too lack the vocabulary and the tools.
Yet it, too, lacked - and lacks - democratic institutions and traditions.
