His language lacks, shall we say, a certain refinement, especially when his temper is on the rise.
With an unsympathetic, absolutist protagonist — a Roman warrior of genius who lacks, shall we say, social skills — political themes and lack of romance, it's regarded as difficult to stage, let alone translate to film.
"So we shall not lack allies... and shall find many ready and willing to join their forces with our own.
"Her husband's heart relies on her and he shall lack nothing...She repays his good all the days of her life...Strength and majesty are her garb...She opens her mouth with wisdom and a lesson of kindness is on her tongue...Her children rise and praise her, her husband, and he lauds her; many daughters have attained achievement, but you surpassed them all...Let her be praised by her very own deeds".
Abraham said: [31] Genesis 18.28 ʾûlay yaḥs e rûn ḥ a miššîm haṣṣaddîqim ḥ a miššâ Perhaps lack-3MP-IMPF the fifty innocent five Mood Adjunct Finite/Predicator Subject Complement Mood Base Residue (Perhaps the fifty innocent shall lack five?).
C) Genes that are not Spt5 targets or are transcriptionally inactive shall lack detectable Spt5 or RNAPII respectively throughout their chromatin.
A land of wheat, and barley, and vines, and fig trees, and pomegranates; a land of oil olive, and honey; A land wherein thou shalt eat bread without scarceness, thou shalt not lack any thing in it; a land whose stones are iron, and out of whose hills thou mayest dig brass.
From these three we shall derive the principles of the history of human nature, which we shall show to be the principles of universal history, which principles it seems hitherto to have lacked" ("Poetic Wisdom," §368, p.112).
Since it seems to lack contemporary advocates, however, it shall not be dwelled upon here.[5] Modal fictionalism has traditionally been conceived as fictionalism about possible worlds, and implicitly also about their contents.
Since we intend to compare shared features of plant and metazoan cell invasiveness, and plant cells lack conventional intermediate filaments, we shall focus on the two cytoskeletal systems common to all our models – i.e. the actin microfilaments and, to a lesser extent, also the microtubular cytoskeleton, and their associated proteins.
