Sentence examples for bit lacking from inspiring English sources

It's a bit lacking – a bit nothing".

Daylight is a bit lacking, as are any movements from the elbow up.

I just find it a bit lacking in depth of flavour.

"Today, there's a thing from that era that is a little bit lacking," she said.

But Mr. Bush is, let's say, a bit lacking in credibility.

There's something a bit lacking in the sum of these parts, rather than the parts themselves.

In summary, contemporary French activity seems a bit lacking in colour and versatility.

I personally have always found the embodiment a bit lacking, because dance is reduced to patterns of four directional arrows.

Although the book is only slightly over 200 pages, it feels as if it's the perfect length with no bits lacking or feeling unnecessary.

Those bits lack some of the scabrous rage of his previous work.

It's a Wonderful Life… 'cause honestly, it's a bit lack luster at the moment.