Sentence examples for is a lacuna from inspiring English sources

But his life in Chicago from 1991 until his victorious Senate campaign is a lacuna in his autobiography.

If there is a lacuna in this work, it is the absence of a glossary of names.

Yet, there is a lacuna in the study of the sector's response to new and contradictory environmental pressures.

There is a lacuna in terms of widely-agreed operational environmental indicators, and an urgent need for comparative environmental assessment tools for pesticides, for use by both agriculturists and policy-makers.

The number of cases reported for the emerging herb-drug interactions is thriving worldwide and it is of no denying that there is a lacuna of up-to-date documentation of herb-drug interactions for CVDs.

And yet, there is a lacuna in this celebration of Michael Jackson, and I daresay it is Michael Jackson himself.

And at this utterly crucial epicentre of political destiny, I discovered that there was a lacuna — not the wrong instinct, but no instinct at the human, gut level.

And at this utterly crucial epicentre of political destiny, I discovered there was a lacuna – not the wrong instinct, but no instinct at the human, gut level.

Blair writes: "At this utterly crucial epicentre of political destiny, I discovered there was a lacuna – not the wrong instinct, but no instinct at the human, gut level.

That the Lib Dems were pushed into fifth place, and into crisis, has been widely reported, but there's a  lacuna above that, in fourth place.

"We realized that graphic design was a lacuna in the collection" said Paola Antonelli, senior curator of architecture and design at MoMA. "Three years ago we held a symposium in New York to discuss it and to identify new categories we should tackle.