Sentence examples for lack light from inspiring English sources
Peter Farmer's Edwardian designs lack light and air, with a dim, heavy quality to sets and costumes.
Similarly, incentives help sell units that are on top floors, which are usually the most expensive, or on the bottom floors, which can lack light and views, said Richard Steinberg, a broker with Warburg Realty who handled sales at Twenty9th Park Madison.
Unfortunately, it looks like they aren't the best at turning and they lack light trails, but hey, as long as you drive straight where ever you are going, you are good to go!
The Ottomans lack light infantry: the only infantry they can train is the Janissary, a more powerful type of musketeer, with better hitpoints.
Camelidae have, next to conventional antibodies, dimeric heavy chain antibodies (HCAb) that lack light chains [ 3].
Specifically, both the MIRAGE and KBase models generally lack light reactions.
Despite worldwide awareness, the promise of a cleanup, and a UN report that urged government and oil company action, many communities still lack lighting and basic services, and fishing and farming is impossible in the many polluted areas.
Because its eyes lack light-detecting cells called cones, it has fuzzy, colorless vision.
His city is sick and repressive, lacking light, hope and love.
The new house had added space and charm, but it lacked light.
