Sentence examples for directed lack of from inspiring English sources

In a culture that rewards the remodelling of the self, "Strayed" is a canny piece of self-agency – a kind of directed lack of direction in which every signpost points to personal overcoming and a slot on the Oprah Winfrey Book Club.

Primary resistance indicates a direct lack of a treatment response, while acquired resistance is defined by disease progression following an initial response.

Insofar as this was directed against the lack of realism in his pictures, it was beside the point.

The criticism was largely directed toward the lack of storyline resolution in the final two episodes.

Much of the criticism for the film was directed at its lack of character development and a coherent plot.

A second screening was performed directed at the lack of secondary structure elements.

These include direct selection, lack of accuracy in female choice and sexually antagonistic genetic variation.

He tells Schilling: Just to be clear, I won't be directing "cinema," for lack of a better word.

The song received mixed reviews from critics, with criticism directed mainly towards its lack of originality.

It may be therefore that scientists' attitudes to religious beliefs are shaped by the experience of direct antagonism (or lack of it) toward their science.

There's a direct correlation between lack of sun exposure and the crippling desire to oversleep, overeat, and caress the fur of domesticated creatures.