Sentence examples for lack definition from inspiring English sources
Sadly, though, many dishes lack definition and character.
It's not that they lack definition and harmony.
Scenes end suddenly or pointlessly, essential questions remain unasked or unanswered, characters lack definition, non sequiturs await at every turn.
That his loyalties should blur is vital to the tale; that his character should lack definition is more of an issue.
That is clearly a waste of time, and what we should be doing instead of sifting the ashes of New Labour is concentrating on Conservative plans for this country, which at the moment lack definition and clear expressions of principle.
When, all those years ago, Craig's nun aunt labelled the Grail "half-baked", she meant it as an insult, but, to those who like precision and prescription, it does lack definition.
The flow charts lack definitions, focus on omission errors, timing of events, and concurrent drug therapy [ 9].
His features aren't distinct; his personality lacks definition.
Before the tournament, Nicklaus criticized the numerous blind shots and complained that the course lacked definition.
By comparison, pulled pork and beef brisket are unexceptional, the flavor pleasant but lacking definition.
It was a predominantly technical term, albeit one that ironically lacked definition.
