Sentence examples for lack love from inspiring English sources

One emblematic minor character, an old priest named Father Kostka, a patient of Kristyna's, doesn't even mourn the loss of faith now: "young people don't just lack a belief -- they lack love".

Or, as Peter Senge said, "You can have your cake and eat it too, but not at the same time". If you really, really have it all, it means that you have had both victory and defeat; celebration and disappointment; abundance and lack; love and heartbreak, and so on and you have learned to appreciate it all and learn from it.

But they possessed two major assets that many people lack: Love and a vision.

Asturias then shows how el Pelele, a mother-loving figure, "suffers at the hands of those who, long under the domination of the over-aggressive father figure, lack love and pity".

He once wrote, "We are born for the pleasure of work, fighting, love, we are born for that and nothing else"; though the Bolsheviks in his stories fight and work, they lack love.

The Elohim said that people are very close to the golden age by using science & robots to free us from work, but that we just lack love among ourselves.

It lacks "generosity, fails to celebrate life, lacks love".

Where money was lacking, love had to pitch in.

Born into a job he has no feel for, he lacks love.

This shame is what led a critic like Gershom Scholem — whose upbringing was similar to Arendt's but who left Germany for Palestine and took a Hebrew name — to accuse her of lacking "love of the Jewish people".

It wasn't that I ever lacked love, stability or understanding.