Sentence examples for kind lacking from inspiring English sources

It certainly helps that at the heart of this exotic world is a very real girl, the kind lacking even a single supernatural gift.

But the end result is a decent compromise, the kind lacking in Washington these days: the President gets his nominee and the rest of us finally get to see the Barron memo.

Death and its opposite, life, might similarly be natural kinds lacking essences, each kind being associated with a cluster of properties that tend to go together and support one another without being necessarily coinstantiated (see, e.g., Chiong 2005).

Let us call them structural kinds (do not take the label to suggest that categorial kinds lack structure, only that structural kinds are purely structural and derive categorial content through their applications).

"It's still kind of lacking a little bit of chemistry," Fleury said.

Kind, gentle, lacking in pretense, his memory will always be cherished by those who love him.

Asked about the claims, Mäder reportedly said stories of this kind "obviously lacking in factual basis" were sometimes told.

Details are kind of lacking at this point, but so far the Archos Phone Tablet is shaping up nicely.

The most fashionable mechanism to relate the probabilistic measurement delay or some other kind of lacking measurement is to grab it as a Bernoulli distributed white classification [13 20].

Clearly in this case that was kind of lacking," he said.

Other trials of this kind are lacking and would be welcome.