Sentence examples for lacked meaning from inspiring English sources

The mood has been dour for much of the month, as games at Citi Field, most of them losses, have lacked meaning.

Mo Vaughn homered into the Allegheny River beyond right field (on one bounce) in the ninth, but he knew it lacked meaning.

Often they emulated the form of Western institutions but failed to achieve their spirit: borrowing eclectically from Western political philosophies and systems of law, they created constitutional frameworks and institutional structures that lacked meaning to their citizens and that failed to generate loyalty or a sense that government exercises rightful powers.

Almost all the young people reported that their life lacked meaning; most felt bored and unhappy, with no work, no income and not able to contribute to the community.

We excluded the following terms: those that lacked meaning when used as a single word, such as auxiliary verbs and words specific to the contents of the class; we also excluded those that were not relevant to this study.

But awareness without action lacks meaning -- and by action, I don't mean simply sending your dollars to research.

But is he worried that work today lacks meaning?

One man wanted to get rid of "deceptively" because, he said, "it lacks meaning".

It is not so much that it is false as that it lacks meaning.

So why does she still feel like her life is lacking meaning?

The performance has been accused of gimmickry with critics suggesting it lacks meaning and favours showmanship over the cerebral.