Sentence examples for lack of shows from inspiring English sources

"There is a lack of shows presented in Westchester," Ms. Colaco said.

Given the number of shows that have tried to copy the format (5), why do you think there's still a lack of shows about women talking about sex and relationships in the same way?

Some of the issues that they addressed include the portrayal of female nudity, unequal pay, lack of shows, lack of representation in art history, and issues of career and family.

I wanted to know what he thought of the show and if the lack of shows for LGBT audiences were piling pressure on Cucumber to work.

Following a season in which the success of shows such as "Empire" and "How to Get Away With Murder" has made diversity an industry watchword, Tassler said the network, which has been criticized for a lack of shows featuring people of color in lead roles, is "definitely" open to the possibility of a series with a predominantly nonwhite cast.

"They're great films: their social concerns, their intelligence, the directorial authority, the lack of showing off.

It's this lack of show, this subtlety which marks him apart from Bellow and Roth, the writers he should be considered alongside.

Taha lived simply, urging his followers to do the same, and even today Republican Brothers are known for their lack of show in dress and in wedding ceremonies.

Positioning itself as the latest reality show, the XFL wanted the pyrotechnics of "Survivor," but the cast's lack of show-biz charisma made it the deadly "Big Brother" of sports.

A total of 37/108 (34%) recordings had to be discarded because of lack of showing the target (3), indeterminate results (3), poor quality (8), unintended model movement (2) of lack of recording of files (18).

It's clear from the lack of show that they're doing this for the music, not the performance.