Sentence examples similar to i am lacking something from inspiring English sources

"I was lacking something," she said.

"I'm lacking something but I missed all of last season.

It didn't affect my work, but, spiritually, I always felt that I was lacking something".

I felt as if I were lacking something essential, like water.

"It's like I'm lacking something you have," Scott says, fumbling for a mot juste that never comes.

"Yeah, I've asked myself if I'm lacking something to win the U.S. Open," said Lehman, a strange admission for someone who has already won a major, the 1996 British Open.

When we discuss things, I've noticed we're lacking something there; we think of our own social groups not the other ones.

She testified under questioning by Bugliosi that before she met Manson she had felt she was "lacking something," but then "I gave myself to him, and in return for that he gave me back to myself.

But he's lacking something.

You're lacking something integral.

"That suggests it was more down to something I hadn't eaten or drunk, or I was lacking in something before I went out there, rather than me physically not being in good condition".