Sentence examples for deep lacking from inspiring English sources

All of City's best moves were orchestrated by Argentine striker Tevez, with Rodwell's late runs from deep lacking a finishing touch which would have added a more flattering look to the scoreline.

This model suggests the presence of a ∼5% or larger velocity drop described as MLD while the continental LAB (as viscosity contrast) would be deeper lacking of a strong velocity reduction.

But that just implies the court's own deep lack of faith in free markets.

"All addictions are tied to some deep lack in the inner self tracing back to childhood," Mikal informed me.

The public's deep lack of enthusiasm for this worldview was what encouraged Reagan to change the subject to optimism and abortion.

Wasserman and others have studied the mindset of suicidal individuals, which is almost always characterised by a deep lack of self-worth.

Those who work can do better elsewhere.LARRY LITTLEFIELDNew YorkSIR Supporting "merit pay" for teachers shows a deep lack of understanding of America's education system.

Given the public's deep lack of faith in the nation's political class, many Haitians would welcome the shake-up Mr. Aristide might bring.

"It seems there's a deep lack, and some people replace that by buying uncritically into a computational dream, a dream of robot minds and silicon heaven".

Mrs Clinton's tin ear is the result of her deep lack of interest in people, at least as living, feeling individuals.

In her evolving view, the solution is what she calls "more Europe" — a catchphrase that masks a deep lack of agreement among the Continent's bickering nations on what their common future could be.