Sentence examples for are perhaps lacking from inspiring English sources

My shoulders are slightly stooped, my pectorals are perhaps lacking definition, but I am still above average in the looks department.

Entrepreneurship allows us to create the systems and community we think are necessary (and are, perhaps, lacking elsewhere) to bring about the change we want to see.

Adam's interior life is perhaps lacking in ambiguity.

Moreover, the knowledge required for the large-scale design and application is perhaps lacking.

This leads to a tone which is perhaps lacking in self-mockery, but..

The final ball was perhaps lacking: David de Gea didn't have a lot to do, other than pick the ball from his net after Westwood's free kick.

"You could see we were perhaps lacking a little experience, that we conceded so soon after the break," Schalke's coach, Andre Breitenreiter, said.

In a suit in which his sons alleged that Adelson defrauded them by pressing them to sell stock for less than its fair value, a Massachusetts judge wrote in 2001 that Adelson was "a harsh, demanding, unfeeling, successful businessman" who was "perhaps lacking paternal kindness and, indeed, cordiality generally". But the judge ruled for Adelson, saying he had neither misled nor cheated his children.

Right until the end we were there but we were perhaps lacking that cohesiveness.

In Stanford's church music, the critic Nicholas Temperley finds "a thoroughly satisfying artistic experience, but one that is perhaps lacking in deeply felt religious impulse".

For example, the chapter on ovarian cancer was perhaps lacking in detail particularly in relation to the treatment of recurrent disease.