Sentence examples for lack variety from inspiring English sources

He himself is aware of it: "Breton, Benjamin, Nerval, Balzac, Chateaubriand – perhaps my references lack variety.

To some ears, this approach might lack variety, but there are multiple ways to dice "barely there".

But its seven scenes, which unfold in two-and-a-quarter intermission-free hours, lack variety and make for a long sit.

Paralysed by a stroke, she must rely on facial expressions to register her disgust at their hypocrisy... Knightley invests Thérèse with a splendid abandon but her line readings can lack variety, and overall this production casts too few sparks".

But they do lack variety, and that's what a new line of charging accessories from Scosche aims to address.

For cheese connoisseurs, Great Britain might lack variety and reputation, but it makes up it for in quality.

His rhythm lacked variety.

That isn't to say they lacked variety, in terms of volume or color.

By that I don't mean that "Matilda" lacks variety, musically or otherwise.

The collection he showed on Wednesday lacked variety — can he expand on his vision?

But what resulted from this striving for intimacy is a score that lacks variety.