Sentence examples similar to lacking an umbrella from inspiring English sources
Instead, distinct from God means having an essential property that God lacks or lacking an essential property that God has which agrees with Craig's notion of the infinite as an umbrella concept (Rowe 2007, 67).
Hyperplastic urothelium enables fast resealing of the injury and represents the key mechanism for the maintenance of functional permeability barrier of the urothelium lacking umbrella cells [ 88].
If your foyer lacks a closet — or if closet space is limited — bags, umbrellas and the like will likely pile up and make a muck of your foyer.
The long, narrow beach lacked sun umbrellas (for shade, we had to sit far back under the trees), but was otherwise faultless, sloping gradually into the warm, clear sea.
Otherwise, there were various wooden props, an umbrella and the like, to nervously mess with when lacking other options for distracting from the score.
We can then use "imprecise" as an umbrella term to cover all these cases of lack of precision.
'Psychotic experiences' is an umbrella term for a range of phenomena including paranoia, hallucinations, lack of motivation or inability to experience pleasure.
"It was like an umbrella.
Bring an umbrella, in case.
