Sentence examples for had lacked that from inspiring English sources

Brazil had lacked that strength.

Perhaps Biro's father had lacked that divine spark of originality, or perhaps he had sacrificed it while inhabiting the skin of immortal artists.

Up to last night, Clemens had lacked that one signature game, the epic beating in the public square that established his control of the general populace.

"The majority of the African guys that come to the States have lacked that development in their formative years.

I think it's right on reflection to say that the conference so far has lacked that element of satire, of spiky wit, that you need from time to time.

Detroit has lacked that type of culture for more than a decade, which is why their top prospects usually drift into irrelevance once they start slacking off without consequences.

We've lacked that". After England's latest craven display David Beckham pleaded for more time to bond, as if 10 years were not enough, and Joe Cole measured the progress as "half a pigeon-step".

Quite a few of Harry's dances have lacked that extra sparkle unfortunately.

"We have lacked that cup final game this year, that big game," McInnes told BBC Sportsound.

"We have lacked that cup final game this year, that big game, that maybe the season has lacked for us".

"The conference so far has lacked that element of satire and spiky wit that you need from time to time," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.