Sentence examples for lack of excellent from inspiring English sources

'MESSIAH' There is no lack of excellent performances of Handel's seasonal oratorio at Christmastime (no matter that this is not the season Handel wrote for) in New York.

"I'm sure Nielsen's time has now come," Mr. Gilbert has said, and high time, though whatever neglect Nielsen's music may have suffered over the decades has not been for lack of excellent recordings.

For anyone who has ever bemoaned the dismal lack of excellent writing about contemporary psychoanalysis (and there are some of us, though not as many as there should be), this plain-looking book with its austere title arrives like a box of chocolates.

It is not due to lack of excellent customer service.

"I don't think that's due to a lack of excellent black performers.

The lack of excellent mental health services is not altogether surprising, as in hearing one of the men discuss a therapist who told him to consider the atrocities that haunted him as a bad breakup, something which duly infuriated him.

Nor is there any lack of truly excellent recordings, as the classical music critics of The New York Times found while scanning the year's releases in search of the most notable ones.

The intra-rater reliability was excellent (ICC = 0.945, 95%CI = -1.3078 →.6678), indicating a lack of bias and excellent test-retest repeatability [ 33, 34].

A grand challenge is the lack of inexpensive and excellent electrocatalysts with low overpotential and a small Tafel slope to drive hydrogen evolution7,8,9.

Gauchos are a proud race, but open, and any doubts about Magan's credentials were dispelled by her lack of pretension and excellent horsemanship (she admitted to entertaining them once by riding backwards in the saddle while playing catch with a bota bag, a wine receptacle made from the stomach of a cow).

In view of low statistical heterogeneity, a lack of inconsistency, and excellent model fit, it is likely that these assumptions were fully satisfied over the entire set of trials covering a period of more than 30 years for the primary outcome of all cause mortality.