Sentence examples for decidedly lacking from inspiring English sources

LGBT role models are decidedly lacking in the corporate world, which has been conservative.

Thursday night's captains' meeting and beer bust on the yacht club grounds had been decidedly lacking in yahooism.

This time two consultants decidedly lacking in warmth informed him he had but one solution: bilateral amputation.

The 300 vehicles, all new, are restricted to the area's main roadways, some decidedly lacking in charm.

Yet the emotional detail, subtly woven into the fabric of the piece by McVicar on its previous outings in Cardiff, felt decidedly lacking this time round.

Compared with the "cottages" going up at Newport and the mansion Frick built himself on Fifth Avenue in New York, Clayton is decidedly lacking in plutocratic verve.

Instead, we get formulaic speeches and lovers' spats, strung together with a conventionality that the men being honored decidedly lacked.

It was her idea to outfit stewardesses in Pucci and to paint planes in pastel colors in order to exploit the cultural mood of excitement and vitality, the sense of a world opening up, that she thought the dull aesthetic of airports decidedly lacked.

Meanwhile, Operator does its deed using some AI smarts Friedlander decidedly lacks.

2) Using basic food staples, rice, dried beans, raw vegetables, etc. require a self sufficiency and knowledge that many grownups decidedly lack, but can also be learned quickly when it's a question of necessity.

When I attended ARCO, the enormous art fair in Madrid last week, most of the work was decidedly and remarkably lacking in political or religious (or sexual) content, leaning more towards abstract and decorative tendencies.