Sentence examples for lack kind from inspiring English sources

"I think a lot of people claim to be, but actually lack kind of the first-hand experience, where Jeff has talked to so many of these guys now and has got so much experience that he's able to kind of cut through things".

So, does this (not quite lackluster, yet lacking) kind of a remake scar the memory of the movie and image of TSOM that we all know and love?

But most Olympic events lack that kind of integral narrative.

They lack any kind of beauty or the softness associated with real breasts.

And even though his father is powerful, Ahmed seems to lack that kind of ruthlessness.

The list gives a structure — a numerical narrative — to a text that would otherwise lack any kind of internal architecture.

It was then I realised that one problem with Pops is they lack that kind of energy.

"The loneliness of the moor," Southwart maintained, "is not the lack of kind, but the hunger for something unattainable".

The show does, however, lack the kind of rhythm that separates it from being really good from a truly great one.

As we are using only freely available data sources, we lack this kind of information.

And, in the legal system, prosecutors and judges often appear to lack any kind of independence.