Sentence examples similar to lacking a compass from inspiring English sources

The answer, of course, is all of the above, though that's not to suggest that the Newport Folk Festival, held Friday through Sunday here at Fort Adams State Park, lacked a compass or a center.

These data also imply that spatial knowledge of subadult gray mouse lemurs might be restricted to the familiar home range and that they lack a compass and or a map, because individuals that were translocated over short distances were not able to home back directly after release.

I found a society that was lacking a moral compass.

Then Romney is accused of lacking a moral compass, of putting profits before people.

Lacking a moral compass, more than a handful of Northern civil rights workers became hustlers if not downright criminals.

In an interview last month in the journal Internationale Politik, he accused the Merkel government of lacking a "political compass".

Characterizing Colonel Qaddafi as a menacing "creature" lacking a moral compass, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday that the international community had little choice but to act.

Re "Swiftly, Plan for Terrorism Futures Market Slips Into Dustbin of Ideas Without a Future" (news article, July 30): The news of a Pentagon plan to create a futures market for international terrorism and violence exposes an administration lacking a moral compass.

Lacking a contrary compass, I'm relying on history: Initial sharp recoveries from bear market lows often are followed by corrections that give back large portions of the gain.

They weren't bad people lacking a moral compass.

Lacking a moral compass, he has little reason to stay his hand; we witnessed this when he used chemical weapons of the worst kind against his own people.