Sentence examples for felt lacking from inspiring English sources

And on that practice, this atheist felt lacking.

But others said that the show had not felt lacking without its celebrity star.

But surely it was also because the painter embodied precisely the artistic quality that Maugham felt lacking in himself.

But where this collection felt lacking was in relevance to the real world of what is worn on the streets of Paris and London.

The only thing that sometimes felt lacking was the dry, simplistic harmonic movement of the songs, half of which Ms. Nastasia played on a guitar with open tuning.

Precision, order and clarity are the rule of thumb in corporate Germany, and it seems the board of Siemens felt lacking in the last with its outgoing chief executive officer.

This was the only part Bill felt lacked credibility.

The feature, he felt, lacked "the feeling and wit of the short film".

The scene has an emotional charge that sometimes feels lacking in Sarah Brigham's staging.

But when you return to their work together, their solo ventures can't help but feel lacking in something.

Even then, though, the epic boss battles feel lacking, and you feel powerless and passive as you watch a team of weird creatures loafing around.