Sentence examples for lack stature from inspiring English sources
Chelsea never lack stature of any kind at the moment.
Bloomberg is having a hard time reconciling himself to the inevitability of a successor, especially since, as his closest advisers make plain, he believes that the current candidates lack stature, gravitas, and independence.
He may lack stature and sparkle, but many Frenchmen who recoil from the blustering Mr Le Pen may well, in the long run, be ready to give the more respectable face of the far right their vote.
Here the West Indian attack lacked stature and control.
But if Edwards's killer lacks stature, there is a certain theatrical dash to his methods of undermining the 650 B.C. religious festival and athletic games being held in the city of Priene in Asia Minor by the 12 city-states of the Ionic League.
"Meaningless names, meaningless messages and a serious lack of stature were the major leave-behinds".
Mr. Adès's Duchess may lack the stature of Philip Glass's Gandhi or John Adams's Nixon.
Mrs Campbell, while noting her son's lack of stature, was delighted.
"Unperturbed by their lack of stature, they're more than happy to give you a scolding if you do something they don't approve of.
The goalkeeper had overcome her lack of stature during the side's progress to the final through bravery and positioning, but in Helsinki last night she was exposed.
