Sentence examples for lacking an appreciation from inspiring English sources

Young people tend to be impulsive, suggestible, poor at risk assessment, and lacking an appreciation for long-term consequences — characteristics that make them vulnerable to false confession.

The audience lacking an appreciation of a gubernatorial wisecrack this week was the editorial board of The Post-Standard of Syracuse.

(When the children were small, Dad was carried four miles by a tornado without suffering a scratch, and Mom skipped out on the family, apparently lacking an appreciation for a husband who is touched by angels).

In search engine optimization, there are similar subtle aspects to consider that may go right over the head of someone lacking an appreciation of classical marketing.

Jesuit houses in this country generally lack an appreciation of fine art.

Angelou vigorously disassociated herself from Anglo-American feminism, which in her view lacked an appreciation of the need for love and humour.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has criticised the support expressed for assisted dying by one of his predecessors, Dr George Carey, saying that it lacked an appreciation for "the risks and dangers to people" if the law is changed.

"Indeed, the board was aware of the deaths in the field, including China, Kenya and Vietnam, which were documented by the media, but it is also clear that the board lacked an appreciation for medical issues and complications which occurred in these and other cases, and that it has not provided the oversight required".

Does the first woman lack an appreciation of the "sanctity" of marriage/intimacy?

Previous studies have investigated the determinants of generic travel plans but lacked an appreciation of the unique context of healthcare settings.

"Stewart's a funny guy, but he lacks an appreciation of federalism and he lacks an understanding of the harm caused by Obama's cult of personality that also sucked him in," he continued.