Sentence examples similar to lacking any vibrancy from inspiring English sources
Even the voices of the singers who stood close to the rim of the stage sounded a little distant: clear, yes, but lacking in vibrancy.
It has decent colours and detail, lacking some vibrancy that higher-end smartphone cameras are capable of, but is great for casual photos for Facebook or Twitter.
For some time now, the Royal Court has been dogged by complaints, as critics have compared its razzle-dazzle in-yer-face years under Stephen Daldry in the 1990s with the more muted recent period under outgoing director Ian Rickson, and found today's Court lacking in vibrancy and vision.
Rather their identity and innovation is absorbed back into the platform, making the overall experience feel dull, diluted and lacking – lacking in vibrancy, agency and originality.
But that was just a historical footnote to an occasion lacking in vibrancy and atmosphere, with Lydiate and Jones strolling over for late tries.
He lacks any middle range.
"They lack any common sense.
Yet India lacks any kind of vision.
"This criticism lacks any basis," he said.
