Sentence examples for guilty of a lack from inspiring English sources

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"I think the government is guilty of a lack of urgency and a lack of empathy with the men and women they place in harm's way," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Kent's first-innings total was nothing to do with the pitch, though; they were guilty of a lack of application, playing loose shots against impressive bowling by Azharullah and Kleinveldt.

It may be that Suárez was guilty of a lack of understanding rather than a lack of respect, but that does not mean he bears no guilt at all.

Mr Wahid has never deigned to be specific about what precisely he did with the sultan's money, so, at the least, he is guilty of a lack of the openness he is supposed to be trying to introduce.In his efforts to head off impeachment hearings, Mr Wahid has shown little humility before parliament, further undermining Indonesians' efforts to make their leaders accountable.

However, both sides were guilty of a lack of composure in front of goal.

In the latest of a series of highly critical articles about Corbyn in the Mail on Sunday, Danczuk said he was guilty of "a profound lack of judgment and naivety" and was "on such a short ideological tether he's never going to reach out beyond activists".

And I may also be guilty (wrong #3) of a lack of empathy for those fellows out in the hinterland who feel so hard-pressed as to have to vote for a miscreant.

But "Escape From Camp 14" offers no easy answers about how Mr. Shin can deal with a newly guilty conscience, a lack of introspection, a checkered work history and the difficult adjustment to post-traumatic life.

Much such discrimination may be self-discrimination [ 11], where an individual feels unworthy or guilty, leading to a lack of self-worth and depression and abnormal behaviour such as self-isolation, avoidance behaviour and introversion [ 12].

Mr. Obama was guilty of "ignorance, lack of knowledge, bad intentions," Mr. Tusk said.