Sentence examples for lack of knowing from inspiring English sources

So, in case you don't know better (because I like to think a lot is just a lack of knowing better) let me lay it out for you.

"We are now suffering the legacy of Gaddafi, the lack of institutions, no democracy, the lack of knowing how to come together".

Cass with her predicting of the next catastrophe and Max-Ernest with his lack of knowing when to shut up means that they get on like a house on fire even when no one else wants to know them.

This changed in my mid 20s and led to some exciting opportunities but I can't help but realise now that my lack of knowing who I was had a huge effect on some of the bad decisions I made in my career at that time.

It's a wonderfully loving and ridiculously complex gesture and while I applaud nontraditional families, I can't imagine explaining to a child that "your momma is your aunt, your auntie is really your mother, your cousins are your siblings, and your daddy — well, we bought a vial of him off the Internet…" Paralyzed by uncertainty, I nearly want to flip a coin to end the wrenching lack of knowing.

Obstacles to our understanding of Neanderthal land-use patterns during the Last Interglacial (130kya-116kya, Marine Isotope Stage 5e) include not only the scarcity of sites in Europe but also a lack of knowing what the landscape may have looked like during this time.

"We lack the toughness of knowing what you have to do every single night, knowing that if you play at a certain level every night you're going to win most of your games.

Seth Myers roasted the President for his "lack of knowledge" of knowing where bin Laden existed by jokingly saying he was on the set of CSPAN filming... the President gave a large grin, laughed, as well as the entire crowd.

They said they lacked the comfort of knowing where they would hit when they arrived at the stadium.

Barriers preventing the remaining 46% from downloading are lack of knowledge, knowing which sites to use and not owning an MP3 player.

"Guilt, loss, connection and lack of connection, the impossibility of knowing another person the way you know yourself.