Sentence examples for be completely lacking from inspiring English sources

The white Pileated Woodpecker described from the White River region would be termed a partial or even "nearly complete" albino by some authors (because melanin appears to be completely lacking through most of the plumage), but based on most recent technical definitions we might best consider it leucistic.

The G7 may have made some mistakes in the 1980s, but there was a political will to deal with economic problems that seems to be completely lacking at present.

"A man who was nothing but 'political man' would be a beast, for he would be completely lacking in moral restraints.

A man who was nothing but 'moral man' would be a fool, for he would be completely lacking in prudence" (12).

In mast cells (BMMC), we also measured levels of chymase-dependent chloroacetate esterase (CAE) activity, which was reported to be completely lacking in cathepsin C-null mast cells (Wolters et al, 2001).

Of the 191 complete WRKY genes, nine were completely lacking a gene model in phytozome and three had gene models that incorrectly predicted the WRKY domain.

The sense of urgency is completely lacking".

Tolstoy: "Sincerity is completely lacking in all Shakespeare's works.

"He is completely lacking in leadership qualities," one told me.

Yet Cog was completely lacking in social skills.

"This is completely lacking on the other side".