Sentence examples for he lacks something from inspiring English sources
Still, many critics say he lacks something, too: a kind of vocal ease.
Obama's serial attacks on Mitt Romney's economic plans have fallen flat in large part because the president's own economic management is so putrid and because he lacks something that can be characterized as a meaty pro-growth, pro-jobs plan.
And much as I want to say that McIntyre is every inch the Spartacus that Whitfield was, he lacks something in terms of charisma and physical presence when compared with his predecessor.
He suspects that he lacks something most other men have: "the carapace which grows or solidifies around them as they get older, and which involves an increasing lack of uncertainty about, or interest in, anything they don't already know".
The novelist, a Chipotle regular, had ordered a burrito, but found he lacked something to read while he ate it.
It didn't matter that he lacked something every previous NSF director had possessed a Ph.D.
"It could work, but she lacks something in attitude," Paciullo said.
He knows his science, but he's lacking something when it comes to relationships.
Spano did not emit the gregariousness and bombast of a classic con man — which might have helped others believe his promises — but he also lacked something else: the $165 million he agreed to pay for the team.
The pool area lacks something, too.
