Sentence examples for lack of true from inspiring English sources

Music executives say a lack of true stars today is partly the reason.

Many believe the lack of true, high-profile marquee signings has hampered the league's growth.

Yet it's a sad movie and somehow inadequate in its lack of true pity or understanding.

There was a lack of true breakthrough titles to follow Akira, which eventually grossed $80m globally.

(Until he made "Nevsky," the pressure of his work was compounded by carping at his lack of true revolutionary fervor).

Undoubtedly there is also much to be said about the lack of true quality at Klinsmann's disposal.

With prodigious versatility, or perhaps a lack of true convictions, Nevinson tried his hand at a range of styles.

But here, the lack of true dramatic content and the perfunctory characterisation abandons you to style alone.

Their 13-10 rebounding advantage, including seven offensive rebounds, allowed them control the pace and make up for their lack of true scorers in the half court.

It is distinguished from higher plants by a lack of true roots, stems or leaves, but it is not simply green slime.

Moreover, the pathogenic changes of both liver architecture and vascularisation in cirrhotic livers, as well as the lack of "true-to-life" in vitro models have impeded the development of an effective anti-fibrogenic drug.