Sentence examples for evidently lack from inspiring English sources

Most storytellers revel in exaggeration; it is what gives stories the point that both history and daily life so evidently lack.

Will Kymlicka, an expert on multiculturalism at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, argues that these can foster an association with national values and institutions which some in Britain evidently lack.The government wants to move "beyond multiculturalism" to a debate about core British values.

The tRNAs coded in all three species evidently lack TΨC stem loop structures, as well as the 3′ end the aminoacyl (acceptor) stem.

And Mr Miliband evidently lacks the authority to impose his views on his colleagues.

And this awkward trio evidently lacks enough savvy people to run a sound government.Now Norway is paying the price.

We also need a new task force to challenge stereotypes and inform policy in a way that has been so evidently lacking over the last five years.

Evidently lacking either the confidence or the ambition for worldly success, however, Fairs never had a solo exhibition during his lifetime.

The broadcast crew, evidently lacking ShotLink's technology, tried to describe mounds and plateaus and undulations, but it was not satisfactory.

Once this happens, everything will fall into place; Ale and his sister will have the comfort and security that is so evidently lacking in their lives.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, June 24 , 1974P. 84 Henry Kissinger, as Sen. Aiken has pointed out, evidently lacks the toughness of hide required for his work.

The New Yorker, June 24 , 1974P. 84 Henry Kissinger, as Sen. Aiken has pointed out, evidently lacks the toughness of hide required for his work.