Sentence examples for lack of ultimate from inspiring English sources

Strong pulling power (184lb/ft) disguises the lack of ultimate horsepower, and this B-class feels keen and lively in a way I had not expected.

The "little book" is noteworthy for the story it tells about a person who becomes paralyzed by philosophical questioning: he cannot walk for fear there is no real "ground"; his eyes won't see for fear all is a dream; his hands won't grasp for lack of any ultimate reason to do so.

If she lacked a degree of ultimate command, she conveyed a sense of discovery that was more exciting.

It is not a song lamenting a lack of God or ultimate meaning.

Unified laws or guidelines do not exist to clearly illustrate the relationships between different approaches, which results in problems such as a lack of authority or ultimate approach, uncertainty about how to apply different regulations to one case, and no clear definitions or classifications with regard to patient complaints.

Despite its ultimate lack of intellectual substance, "Me and Isaac Newton" is still inspiring.

But the forward and backward structure is at once more complicated and arbitrary and seems intended partly to camouflage an ultimate lack of narrative credibility.

Frustrated by his ultimate lack of control over The Left Handed Gun, Penn waited five years before he directed the acclaimed screen version of The Miracle Worker (1962).

Kong Srim, the supreme court chamber's top judge, said the pair "had a complete lack of consideration for the ultimate fate of the Cambodian population", adding that the scale of their crimes was "massive".

Damian Collins MP has complained to the sports minister about the lack of transparency in the ultimate ownership of Coventry City's parent company, Sisu – but that is the last of Coventry fans' worries.

But in their easygoing complacency — a firm confidence in their inherited right to all the good things in life and their fundamental lack of interest in the ultimate costs of their comfort, long borne by others — they look awfully familiar.