Sentence examples for its lacunae from inspiring English sources

A lesson to be learned from the Skywards form is that attempts at exhaustiveness are inherently self-defeating: the longer a list, the more conspicuous its lacunae.

Instead of imposing baroque form on the material, Carson lets Michael haunt the work, writing into its lacunae, through the eeriness of his handwriting, of the airmail stamps he used.

Initiated by the IOM, the European Commission and the government of Moldova, the 2012 evaluation of the Moldovan Mobility Partnership revealed some of its lacunae as perceived by the stakeholders.

To set the stage for his detailed analysis of Genesis (often verse by verse), Kass notes the leanness of the Bible as a literary document, its lacunas and ambiguities, and so its openness to interpretation.

These cells have a condensed nucleus and extensive cytoplasmic vacuolization and fill only a small part of the space of its lacuna.

For one thing Mr. Robb is so drenched in the Italian culture of the late 16th and early 17th centuries that his biography, despite its necessary lacunae, comes across almost like an eyewitness account.

The recent efforts towards standardization of the UML have led to the hope of harnessing it as a notational basis for projects dealing with framework development, but it is not without lacunae in its constructs.

The novel is at its best in the oblique revelation of this man, with his lacunae of privacy and passion.

On Apple's new mobile operating system its proprietary map app has, to put it mildly, cartographical lacunae.

Labour would have to account for the appalling lacunae in its regulatory regime.

MOMA may be dangling bait to philanthropic collectors, in the form of the lacunae in its holdings.