Sentence examples for it lacked definition from inspiring English sources

In Practicing New Historicism (2000), Greenblatt and coauthor Catherine Gallagher mounted a rigorous defense of New Historicism in response to charges that it lacked definition, casting it as an empirical means of interpretation rather than a dogmatic theory.

That something different — Corensic — was already funded, but lacked definition of what it was.

It was a predominantly technical term, albeit one that ironically lacked definition.

Before the tournament, Nicklaus criticized the numerous blind shots and complained that the course lacked definition.

After a practice round, Jack Nicklaus, who had already won two of his four Open titles, complained that Hazeltine lacked definition.

In April, the Enterprise of Things product roadmap and ecosystem strategy lacked definition.

Part of the appeal of the GoPro footage — especially in the pitch-black night scenes, with movement sometimes registering as ghostly afterimages — was that it lacked the definition of more expensive cameras.

However, the development processes often lacked definitions of the instruments' aims and patient input.

It's not that they lack definition and harmony.

Includes agricultural land, meadows and pastures, built-on areas, barren land, etc. Devegetation lacks definition, but it can be assumed to be a symmetrical inverse of revegetation relying on same indicators and threshold values.

The problem with goal setting is that it's often too ambitious and lacks definition.