Sentence examples for i think i lack from inspiring English sources

I think I lack masculinity.

Anyway, I think I lack the insouciance required to carry this look off; it looks as if I have broken one of my arms.

His own famous self-analysis is somewhat harsher: "First, I'm a charlatan, although one with flair; second, I'm a great charmer; third, I've great nerve; fourth, I am a man with a great deal of logic and few principles; and fifth, I think I lack talent.

"I don't think I lack inspiration".

Asked what she thought about Krajan saying, following the split, that she was immature, Robson said: "I think I do lack maturity, in press conferences anyway.

There's a level of sophistication I think I might lack.

I think I would lack "real world" exposure at Pomona, while at Penn, the big city practically begs you to be a part of it.

[N3] … I do not think I lacked understanding of the total situation of the patient [when starting the nursing education program] … but I had a clear opinion on what was important for the patient to give priority to, and in this way I set the goal for the patient.

… I do not think I lacked understanding of the total situation of the patient [when starting the nursing education program] … but I had a clear opinion on what was important for the patient to give priority to, and in this way I set the goal for the patient.

I think I have that lack of organisation.

No, what I think I understand is, for lack of a better word, the dispossessed, the people we fly over, the everyday and often forgotten underclass or working class.