Sentence examples for kind of lacks from inspiring English sources

My guess is he kind of lacks a warmth.

If there's one overriding negative aspect of the Archos TV+, it's that each feature kind of lacks "oomph".

Somebody who wasn't too serious but inspired millions to take up action against a world that was oppressing people and creating the kind of lacks that Mark Chapman felt so powerfully.

There's something about the ritual of drinking that spraying a clear, scentless mist into your mouth kind of lacks, but we were drunk enough by this point to forget all about that.

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

"When Microsoft was involved with MSNBC, it was viewed as kind of lacking in direction; I don't think the channel had much leverage raising rates," said Derek Baine, a senior analyst for SNL Kagan.

"We're generating hypotheses, but we've kind of lacked the tools to rigorously test them".

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.

The community kind of lacked an area to do that in".