Sentence examples for guilty of lacking from inspiring English sources
"I was guilty of lacking sensible judgment," he said.
Like Gasquet, he has been a fluent shotmaker, easy on the eye but perhaps also guilty of lacking substance to go with the style.
The Politburo laid the heaviest blame on the Ministry of Electric Power and the State Committee for Safety in the Atomic Power Industry, charging that they were "guilty of lack of control" at the Chernobyl plant.
Aren't political advocates of all stripes guilty of lack of humility, tolerance and civility?
The Dutch, you might say, have been guilty of overconfidence, Spain of lacking that extra dimension to claim what their youth is groomed for.
Lady Gaga has been accused of lacking authenticity, and a dull, literal judge would no doubt find her guilty.
"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.
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. Obama was guilty of "ignorance, lack of knowledge, bad intentions," Mr. Tusk said.
But in doing so, in such numbers and with such invective, they risk being just as guilty of a lack of compassion as those they're accusing.
