Sentence examples for lacked such from inspiring English sources

Many of the games mentioned in the article lacked such relationships.

The old Motown revues may have been more militarily drilled, but surely lacked such unscripted entertainment.

Yet by 1914 it still lacked such crucial elements of a modern industrial base as metallurgy.

A majority of the Court also declared that Congress, too, lacked such authority.

Richard Nixon, who lacked such charm, ran workmanlike, plumber campaigns, no pun intended.

Another network owned by Comcast, MSNBC, also lacked such disclosures until Wednesday afternoon.

Men, who had the heat to make seed, were superior to women, who lacked such heat.

From the evolutionary point of view, the answer is simple: our forerunners who lacked such a prudential instinct died out.

When government researchers surveyed 20 local schools, they found that more than a third lacked such programs.

Arguably, Boston has lacked such a figure since 1949, when Koussevitzky, an imperious new-music advocate, departed.

Costing nearly £1 billion, this project lacked such cultural vision that it only attracted half the forecast number of visitors.