Sentence examples for lacked or from inspiring English sources

He has a sort of social engagement Duchamp lacked, or couldn't have, and that Warhol dissembled.

There are difficulties about dubbing him either a scientist (a term that his century lacked) or an architect (a profession that barely existed).

It is perhaps illustrative to note that in 1981 3.7m households lacked (or had to share) either an inside toilet or bath.

Cells or mice infected with Marburg virus, Ebola's close cousin, also survived if they lacked or were low in NPC1, the researchers found.

Brosnan was sleeker and suaver than any Bond we'd met before – and in possession of the light touch that Timothy Dalton either lacked or refused – but with a physicality that could keep up with contemporary action stars.

Only in "Selected Poems, 1957-1994" does Hughes's imagination disclose a sensitivity that the poet had lacked or been constrained from uttering over all the earlier years: knowledge of the hearts of women.

Consequently, if a thing lacks or loses its existential being, it also lacks or loses its essential being.

Critical factor inputs for manufacturing are lacking or too expensive.

Generally, other physical signs are lacking or nonspecific.

Generally the information received was described as lacking or poor.

For many diseases vaccines are lacking or only partly effective.