Sentence examples for deliberate lack from inspiring English sources

The artists' deliberate lack of artfulness keeps their presentation riveting.

But some Web sites do seem designed with a deliberate lack of flexibility.

There was a deliberate lack of energy to much of the proceedings.

Spahn was a master of control -- or the deliberate lack thereof.

On unstretched canvas, which suggests a deliberate lack of completion, is a desolate field, all brown and strewn with rocks.

As a result of this deliberate lack of focus, most readers will undoubtedly overlook the author's iconoclastic view.

Maybe he understands that the kind of leadership we need right now is exactly the kind that many of his critics decry: calm, deliberate, lacking the sort of sound-bite histrionics that have dumbed us all down, to the point where we're increasingly unable to compete in the world of new ideas.

He was deliberate and lacked the explosive change of direction to run good routes or attack the football.

General Azhari, the Shah's chief of staff, is sixty-nine and is noted for his deliberate ways and lack of ambition.

Along with the deliberate speed comes a lack of physical action, reflecting Mr. le Carré's emphasis on moral and political questions over suspense and derring-do.

In considering the coolness of the Italian soldier in the trenches, his deliberate aim and his lack of wild firing, not the least consideration should be given the thorough American experience of at least five per cent of the men.