Sentence examples for best lack from inspiring English sources

The best lack all conviction, while Republicans are filled with passionate intensity.

"The best lack all conviction, while the worst/Are full of passionate intensity".

The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity.

The best lack all conviction, while the worst are filled with a passionate intensity.

Perhaps, as WB Yeats wrote, the best lack all conviction and the worst are full of passionate intensity.

It's very worrying because it gives the impression to the young and the wavering that "the best lack all conviction".

Mr. Gao has written a book drenched in the specifics of political turmoil in China, when, to paraphrase Yeats, the best lacked all convictions, while the worst were filled with passionate intensity.

In those years one might say that the best lacked all conviction and the worst were full of passionate intensity: even after the carnage of the trenches, an important minority — Russian Communists as well as Italian Fascists — still believed in "the regenerating value of violence," and this was brilliantly exploited by Hitler.

But most often detailed information about source populations is, at best, lacking or at worst, complicated by an unknowable number of multiple introductions to multiple locations over decades with little knowledge about the time and place of initial invasion.

In general, few children were co-identified by parents and teachers as presenting with a particular symptom, and kappa values were generally poor for most items except for "Lacks best friend", "Lacks common sense", "Poor at games, own goals", and "Robotlike language", for which kappa values were fair to good (Table 4).

Leiter's best photographs lack all pretense, and are full of a productive doubt.