Sentence examples for is sometimes lacking from inspiring English sources
The encounter has a bitter humour that is sometimes lacking from the production as a whole.
This encourages a level of sophistication that I feel is sometimes lacking in American soccer.
However, it does presume an ability to distinguish between what is serious and what is trivial, which is sometimes lacking.
But if Kukla's book is sometimes lacking in focus and deep political insight, his knowledgeable enthusiasm for his subject and the liveliness and breadth of his narrative make up for its shortcomings.
Extensive notes and a comprehensive bibliography contribute to a detailed, entertaining meander through the history of "Detroit's Coolest Car," though continuity is sometimes lacking and dates are occasionally contradictory.
On its limitations Theobald says: "While the report contains largely quantifiable information, the detail of how a factor (eg gender) shapes human development in different contexts is sometimes lacking.
Indeed, in the early days, even the computers were sometimes lacking.
In a statement at the end of the programme, Nichols apologises for the church's role, saying: "The practices of all adoption agencies, whether religious, charitable or state, reflected these attitudes and were sometimes lacking in care and sensitivity.
Helen Benziger, a descendant of Titanic survivor Margaret Brown, better known as the Unsinkable Molly Brown, said at the press conference that the ship would be a chance to experience the sort of grace and civility she said was sometimes lacking in the modern world.
Causal explanations are sometimes lacking in the biographical, autobiographical and historical recount genres used in elementary social studies texts.
