Sentence examples similar to lacking answer from inspiring English sources

"Why would God want that?" Lacking answers, Easy sought serenity wherever he could find it.

European governments remain divided, lacking answers and time.

But when you still find yourself lacking answers, then apparently the FREE stuff doesn't work.

A research nurse administered the pilot testing, and gathered feedback regarding the questionnaire from the participating nurses (i.e. understandable questions, ambiguous questions, adequate or lacking answering alternatives).

However, he lacks answers.

Unfortunately, we lack answers about the U.S. Postal Service's progress in implementing the new requirements.

Republicans on Wednesday lacked answers for how or even whether they can break their gridlock by simply extending their endeavor, but they appeared determined to press ahead.

But Hugh White, a defence analyst, and an author of the last white paper in 2000, worries that this one lacks answers on how this can be achieved.

I lacked answers because I lacked clarity.

I don't love the consensus on "objectification" = "not good," because it lacks answers to a more interesting question: Who gets to be an object?

As is the case with many of the "questions" asked by Waldrep in Archicembalo, our daily self-questionings are usually statements rather than incipient investigations because most of them perpetually lack answers--and we know it.