Sentence examples for lacked edge from inspiring English sources
If her columns lacked edge, they provided something more: the insider's view.
Yet, too often the performance, which sounded under-rehearsed, simply lacked edge and incisiveness.
For all that, I tell her that I thought the film lacked edge, that it dealt with a potentially provocative issue in a very cosy Hollywood way.
We were flat and lacked edge in the first half but we had strong words at half-time and were much better afterwards.
"Our poster might lack edge," the fiddle player says.
It lacks edge and character to an almost comical degree.
I had him marked as a low-wattage Dickens, lacking edge and passion.
Yet, for music so concerned to imagine a frontier, it lacks edge.
It can sound more like the work of interior designers than musicians, and the performances often lack edge.
The set is coloured in gloomy terracottas and ochres, and the company skim lightly along the surface of the steps: competent, but lacking edge.
